‘Electroninks,’ the Austin-based 3D printing technologies and materials company, has announced the public market availability of its three proprietary metal organic decomposition (MOD) inks. These inks are the ‘CircuitShield,’ the ‘CircuitWrap,’ and the ‘CircuitSeed.’ While each ink has its own primary function and optimal use cases, there are two main consistencies across the entire line. Firstly, all the inks are metal complex particle-free, making them more environmentally friendly than most competitors. Secondly, the materials can be used in several different printing methods, such as inkjet or screen printing.
Each of these three MOD inks have different use cases. The CircuitShield is the highest-end MOD ink and it is designed for use on complex electronic works such as use on motherboards or printed circuit boards. The CircuitWrap is more geared towards use on electronic screens and displays, and the CircuitSeed is a more widely applicable, versatile ink. Electroninks stated that the viability of its CircuitSeed allows businesses to reduce “20-plus step processes to a few steps.”
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