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adphos Digital Printing to Showcase New Photonic Curing/Sintering Technology at Printed Electronics Europe 2015

Apr 28 2015

adphos Digital Printing GmbH, located in Bruckmuehl (near Munich), is a worldwide leader in high performance drying, curing, sintering and heating applications. The modular technology is suitable for post-processing color inkjet, functional coatings and printed electronics.

adphosNIR® photonic thermal processing technology

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adphoswill introduce at Printed Electronics Europe 2015 in Berlin (April 28-29, 2015) at booth Nr. C09 the complete family of adphosNIR® modules, sheet as well as web transport systems for lab-based up to full scale industrial processing of PE manufacturing.

Furthermore an instantaneous drying and sintering solution it will be shown integrated in the Ceradrop printing machine. Also in live demonstration, in combination with pulsed Xe-photonic curing will be demonstrated as pre-drying solution at the Novacentrix booth.

The patented adphosNIR® photonic thermal processing technology is suitable for heating, drying, sintering and/or curing applications for a wide range of coatings weather applied by screen, flexo, gravure, inkjet or others.

adphos Digital Printing GmbH
Dr. Kai K.O. Bär
Bruckmühler Str. 27
83052 Bruckmühl
www.adphos.de

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