XTPL Supplies Delta Printing System to the Advanced Technology Institute at the University of Surrey
- jeremydavis7
- Apr 29, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: May 11, 2024
Friday 26th April 2024
Semitronics and XTPL proudly announce the installation of another Delta Printing System within the UK at the University of Surrey, within the Advanced Technology Institute. The advanced printing technology will be used to develop novel electronic devices and circuits.
XTPL's prototyping platform delivers reliable, repeatable and durable results for high performance materials. Easy to operate and maintain, the Delta Printing System is the ideal R&D tool for a wide range of microelectronics applications.
Technology Highlights
Ultra precise high resolution printing of linewidths down to below 1 μm
Wide variety of printing materials: nanoinks, QD inks, dielectrics, photoresist, polymers
Uninterrupted interconnections on highly complex topographies
Ultra-high-resolution printing on almost any substrate
Ability to print small feature sizes with high viscosity materials
High aspect ratios just after a single pass
Printing on heterogeneous materials and 3D topographies
Fast & easy exchange of cartridges & nozzles
Conductive and not conductive material support
Uniform & clean features geometries with no overflow or spills
Just 0.1 ml of ink required to start printing
Close to 100% ink utilisation
For more information on the Delta Printing System Click HERE.
Contact Jeremy Davis e: jeremy.davis@semitronics.co.uk
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