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Creative Materials Introduces Electrically Conductive Inks, Adhesives for Wearable Electronics

Developed screen-printable conductive inks that adhere to a wide variety of natural and synthetic fabrics

Creative Materials has introduced electrically conductive inks and adhesives custom-designed for wearable electronic applications. Wearable electronics applications are growing rapidly and finding their way into many contexts including, for example, medical devices such as fetal heart rate monitoring, sleep analysis and critical patient care; health and fitness activity tracking; GPS tracking of emergency response and security/intelligence personnel. The devices are placed either on the skin or on clothing and communicate wirelessly through smart phone integration.

Creative Materials has developed conductive inks that adhere to a wide variety of natural and synthetic fabrics. 125-19FS is a flexible screen-printable silicone-based conductive ink offers low-temperature performance to minus 70°C, and high temperature properties up to plus 325°C. It’s stretchability outperforms standard functional inks, while maintaining acceptable conductivity. 120-07 is a screen-printable extremely conductive ink with excellent creasing resistance and wash-ability features. 124-33 is a screen-printable conductive adhesive with excellent adhesion to fabric substrates, combined with excellent flexibility and resistance to creasing. Conductive adhesives are used to bond active components to a circuit. Additional products, including adhesives in film form, are custom-designed to meet the end user’s performance and process requirements.

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