Webinar Recording Available
From Idea to Successful Implementation:
Insights on Inkjet Process Development at Fraunhofer IPA
Inkjet printing demands specialized know-how and expertise that Fraunhofer IPA has built over the years. In this webinar, Jan Janhsen offers insights into their comprehensive inkjet process development approach, from idea to application development.
The webinar also explores promising applications Fraunhofer IPA is pursuing with inkjet technology. As well as diving into Quantica's NovoJet printhead, capable of handling high-viscosity fluids and conductive pastes. NovoJetTM unlocks new possibilities for industrial users seeking high-performance, end-use and multi-material inkjet-printed parts.
Whether an industry professional, researcher or future inkjet enthusiast, this informative session promises to expand your knowledge on the vast potential of inkjet printing.
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/ 11th June 2024 - 2:00PM CET
/ 45min presentation + Q&A
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Webinar Contents
Quantica Transformative Inkjet Technology
Deep dive into Quantica's transformative high-viscosity technology, capable of handling and combine materials never before jetted. All in a single process.
Fraunhofer IPA Process Development
Learn about Fraunhofer IPA’s approach for R&D inkjet based processes and discover how Quantica's technology is empowering these steps. From material qualification and jetting parameters optimisation to print strategies for both 2D and 3D applications.
Applications
Explore Fraunhofer IPA's most relevant applications for printed electronics and dental to fully grasp how inkjet is revolutionising current production methods.
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