High-Speed Drying of Inkjet and Copper Screen Inks using PulseForge(R) Toolset

Stan has been with NovaCentrix since its inception in 1999. As Vice President of Marketing, Stan has responsibility for market and opportunity assessments, product management, marketing communications, and business development. At NovaCentrix, Stan has led business and product efforts in printed electronics, photovoltaics, bio-terror remediation, and wound care, as well as corporate fund-raising. Before joining NovaCentrix, Stan served as Division Manager at Intercorr International in Houston, TX, where he launched the company's equipment manufacturing operation and led the company's ISO 9000 registration program. Previously, as a quality engineer at Applied Materials, he was involved with establishing product development processes for bringing new products into manufacturing. Stan earned his BS degree in mechanical engineering from Rice University and MS degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Texas, Austin.

NovaCentrix is focused on technologies and products to enable products and manufacturing in Printed Electronics. The PulseForge® line of tools dries, sinters, and anneals metallic, non-metallic, and semiconductor inks, without damaging fragile substrates such as foils and plastics. With processing times of only milliseconds, surface depositions can be heated to melting or crystallization temperatures without damaging low temperature substrates. The very short processing times also allow high-speed processing rates, and the PulseForge tools are capable of roll-to-roll production at speeds approaching 300 meters per minute.

NovaCentrix also offers Metalon® conductive inks, specially suited for maximum performance with PulseForge tools. Use with the PulseForge tools allows the Metalon inks to be formulated for maximum printability while still attaining maximum conductivity. Silver inks and breakthrough true-copper inks are available. Metalon inks can be applied to substrates such as plastic films, paper, transparent conductive oxides, and glass. With PulseForge tools and Metalon inks, Now You Can.