Webinar: Printing on BEYOLEX™ High-Temperature Stretchable Film with NOVA
Want to learn more about how to print soft-circuit applications on Panasonic’s high-temperature, stretchable BEYOLEX™ film? Are you interested in exploring how Voltera’s materials dispensing system, NOVA, can help you print stretchable, flexible electronics?
BEYOLEX™ is a novel, thermosetting stretchable film designed to enable the next generation of flexible and conformable printed electronics for industries like health, medical, automotive, aerospace, sensors and IoT.
Compatible with NOVA, it has been formulated to address many of the limitations of current thermoplastic films like polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU).
This film features high temperature resistance (over 260°C), low modulus, ultra-low hysteresis, good elongation, excellent moisture resistance, and biocompatibility.
Andy Behr, Business Director of Panasonic Electronic Materials in North America, will provide:
An overview of the basic film properties
A review of types of applications for the material
Nathan Shinkar, Support Lead at Voltera, will provide:
An overview of NOVA’s hardware
A demonstration of its software
An example of a completed print
During the demonstration, we’ll be printing on the BEYLOX™ film with @ACIMaterials's SS1109 stretchable silver ink. We’ll walk you through each stage of the print and discuss best practices that will help you accelerate your research and development, reduce development costs, and eliminate material waste.
To learn more about NOVA, please visit: www.voltera.io/nova
0:00 - Intro
2:30 - NOVA
9:21 – BEYOLEX
15:39 – Printing on BEYOLEX with NOVA
26:06 – Finished print