Nagase & Co Ltd
Nagase & Co Ltd
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Currently, the Nagase Group comprises 100 member companies at home and overseas. One of the Group's features is that it can call on these companies to combine their trading, marketing, R&D, manufacturing and processing function as necessary to provide high levels of customer satisfaction in 5 segments : Functional Materials, Advanced Materials & Processing, Electronics, Automotive & Energy, and Life& Healthcare. In the ensuring years, it has accumulated considerable know-how in its role as a "technology and intelligence oriented trading company." Looking ahead, Nagase Group will, along with its customers worldwide, continue to seize business opportunities and provide business solutions.
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2019
30 Apr 2019
C3Nano breakthrough material for flexible touchscreen displays
C3Nano Inc announced another leap forward with its new ActiveGrid™ Gen7 ink, which delivers breakthrough clarity, conductivity and flexibility.13 Mar 2019
C3Nano expands patent portfolio for transparent conductive inks, films
C3Nano Inc announced that it has significantly expanded its patent portfolio, having been issued 13 international patents during 2018 to bring its total issued patents to more than 20, with 45 more pending. These patents protect C3Nano's industry-leading NanoGlue™ technology and ActiveGrid™ inks and films.2017
27 Nov 2017
Stretchable and Conformable Electronics: Heading Toward Market Reality
Stretchable and conformal electronics are more than just novelties. This article by IDTechEx analysts Dr Khasha Ghaffarzadeh and James Hayward, first published in SID Information Display, describes how many of the simpler and less glamorous aspects of stretchable and conformable devices have already been commercialized or are very close to being commercialized.7 Jun 2017
Stretchable electronics: near term commercial success stories
In this article we highlight one stretchable electronics technologies with potential to become near-term success stories: interconnects.3 May 2017
Stretchable electronics: everything you need to know
Stretchable Electronics is a term that conceals great diversity. Indeed, it is an umbrella term that refers to a whole host of emerging electronic materials, components and devices that exhibit some degree of mechanical stretchability.26 Apr 2017
In mold electronics: the next frontier for transparent conductive film
In Mold Electronics is making a commercial comeback. The behind-the-scenes interest in IME remains robust. The first wave of products are close to market launch, the value networks are being enhanced, volume manufacturers are more engaged than ever, and the material set is transitioning beyond conductive inks to include transparent conductive films, sensors, actuators, and so on. Overall, we expect 2017/18 to the years when IME applications finally grow after years of on and off starts.6 Apr 2017
C3Nano closes $15 million series D equity financing
C3Nano Inc announced that it has closed $15 million in equity financing.2016
17 Nov 2016
High Refractive Index Coating Material With Patterning Ability
Nagase Chemtex, Japan
13 Apr 2016
What's hot and what's not in Printed Electronics
IDTechEx has been following the printed electronics market for fifteen years. In this article we provide ten brief updates across different parts of the industry.30 Mar 2016
What's Trending in Printed Electronics
From many different angles, the printed electronics sector is gaining commercial momentum. In this article, IDTechEx explores some of the top trends in the industry.4 Feb 2016
IDTechEx Show! Berlin - What Is New For 2016
The annual IDTechEx Show! will have a focus on green technologies in Berlin on 27-28 April.4 Feb 2016
Novel optical materials for emerging displays
A development and manufacturing collaboration of OLED and on-cell touch sensor materials.1 Feb 2016
Printed and flexible electronics in vehicles will reach $5.5bn by 2026
As printed and flexible electronics are beginning to proliferate, with a variety of components and devices coming to market, several end user verticals are expected to benefit from the host of advantages these technologies offer and the automotive sector is no exception. Overall, the market is expected to grow to over $5.5 Billion dollars in the next decade, spearheaded by the projected growth of in-mold electronics and OLED technologies, as discussed in more detail in the newly launched IDTechEx report "Printed and Flexible Electronics in Automotive Applications 2016-2026 - Enabling technology toolkits, suppliers and market forecasts".6 Jan 2016
Are e-textiles on the cusp of rapid growth?
Whilst the majority of wearable technology products sold today still fit with the components-in-a-box design, 2015 has been a record year for investment in smart clothing and e-textile products.2015
18 Dec 2015
Wearable technology in 2015 - how far have we come?
As the hype around wearable technology fades, IDTechEx technology analyst James Hayward looks at where the industry is now.20 Nov 2015
IDTechEx Printed Electronics USA 2015 Award Winners
At the Printed Electronics USA 2015 conference and exhibition, five companies were awarded for their great achievement in developing and commercializing printed electronics technologies. The awards were presented to the five winning companies by Ralph Russo, Founder and Chairman of the Board of Novasentis, who has also had a prolific and highly successful career as an executive at Apple, Honeywell, Bay Networks, and Nortel Networks.18 Nov 2015
High Biocompatible and Flexible PEDOT ink for Wearable Devices
Nagase ChemteX Corporation, Japan
20 Oct 2015
The conductive ink market is changing fast
IDTechEx finds that the conductive ink market is fast changing. It is currently a $2.3bn market, making it one of the largest segments of all printed electronics.14 May 2015
Nagase America Corporation
EMS based in Delaware, OH, USA was acquired by Nagase Chemtex Corporation in 2012 after about 10 years of collaborative efforts between the two companies in epoxy materials development. Originally working on epoxy adhesives for industrial applications, in early 2000's EMS developed conductive epoxies and hence started its foray into conductive inks.
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2014
12 Nov 2014
C3Nano closes series C funding round
C3Nano has announced that it has raised $12M in Series C funding.