Carestream Advanced Materials
Carestream Advanced Materials
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Carestream Advanced Materials offers a flexible, durable and low-cost alternative to indium tin oxide (ITO) films for touch panel, display, photovoltaic, solid state lighting, and smart glass markets. New Carestream® FLEXX transparent conductive films are manufactured by a continuous roll-to-roll coating process, and feature a patented silver nanomaterial technology that allows for exceptional conductance and superior optical performance. Carestream Advanced Materials is a new division of Carestream Health which has annual revenues of 2.5 billion USD, 7,000+ employees and customers in more than 150 countries, and provides end-to-end solution to customers for their transparent conductor needs.
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21 Nov 2013
Silver Nanowires as a Transparent Conductor for Flexible and Printed Electronics
Carestream Advanced Materials, United States
2 Oct 2013
Graphene moves beyond the hype at the Graphene LIVE! USA Event
The Graphene LIVE! USA event has lined up top-class speakers for its business-orientated conference and tradeshow on graphene.24 Sep 2013
Nanotech and Beyond N&B
17 May 2013
Carestream Advanced Materials
Carestream is a $2.5 billion company with 7,000 employees active in the medical industry. The have a large market share in producing medical imagers and X-rays. They produce approx. 100 million sqm of X-ray films annually using their roll-to-roll machines. They also have a strong know-how in silver chemistry and formulation. These two factors enabled Carestream to enter the transparent conductive film (TCF) market as a vertically integrated entity producing both silver nanowires and continuous roll-to-roll single-side coating on PET.
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21 Mar 2013
Displax Interactive Systems
2012
3 Dec 2012
Heraeus GmbH
2010
19 Nov 2010
New Advanced Materials Division of Carestream Health launches Flexx
Carestream Health's new transparent conductive film offers highly flexible, durable alternative to ITO-based films