Hello!
Machine is from Dimatix (US company) DMP-2800. Nozzle diameter is 20
microns. So far it was used for printing different suspensions, but it
requires lot of efforts and testing to print self-made materials. There
are several articles of inkjet printing of nanosized colloids (one is
here:
http://stacks.iop.org/Nano/16/2436 ). We are still learning with
that. I think copper is not suitable for conductive layers. Silver could
be easier.
Marko
Cristian pravi:
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> At 08:49 AM 4/21/2008, you wrote:
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> >Last year we bought ink jet priner for printing "any material" and it's
> >not cheap. Definetly not a typical "homebrew" price. Anyway, it can
> >print any material like conductive, resistive or dielectric layers. We
> >print on ceramic (alumina) substrate, which finally requires fireing at
> >860°C, which is (again) not really homebrew task. There's many
> obstacles....
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> Is that an useful information for us? What model, what ink, what price?
> Cristian
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