Product Introduction

Equipment Parameters

Specification: 10 mL

PI-AJ is an aerosol‑sprayable electronic‑media ink, formulated with polyimide as the precursor and diluted with a solvent, exhibiting excellent adhesion to glass and many other substrates.

 

Parameter

Solvent Water, alcohols
Density ~ 1 g/cm³
Viscosity <1 cP
Appearance A transparent liquid, slightly yellowish.
Shelf life 6 months at room temperature
Nebulizer Ultrasonic nebulizer
Base material PI, glass, metal


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The materials used in the equipment are fully open-source; you can either purchase materials from established commercial brands or formulate your own. For more details, please contact your local distributor.

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