The role of inkjet in the future of printed electronics (Printed Electronics Europe 2005)

Dr Philip Bentley, Senior Scientist

Xennia Technology, United Kingdom

Apr 20, 2005.

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Presentation Summary

Current use of inkjet technology for printed electronics
Disadvantages of inkjet vs other printing techniques such as offset and gravure
Does inkjet have a sustainable long-term future in this industry?

Company Profile

Xennia is a leading independent inkjet solutions provider. In an industry of ink-makers, print head manufacturers and printer OEMs, no other inkjet company offers a customized service for industrial applications from initial concept through product development and supply. Xennia combines innovative chemistry and first class engineering to provide integrated inkjet systems and inks that meet the individual requirements of our customers. We understand that ink chemistry is the key to unlock the potential for inkjet as a reliable printing or dispensing tool and our solutions are chemistry driven. We have one of the most experienced teams of industrial inkjet ink formulators in the world.