David Savastano, Editor09.21.20
Conductive inks and pastes play a critical role in flexible and printed electronics, and as the market for these products expands, the size of the conductive ink business grows with it. For example, IDTechEx places the conductive ink market at $2 billion, while in its recent report, Transparency Market Research (TMR) estimated that the conductive inks and pastes market will reach $3 billion by 2027.
“Complex inkjet printing systems are growing popular in the market for conductive inks and pastes,” TMR analysts noted.
“Companies are benefitting with the introduction of these systems since they help in the development of multi-layer PCBs with narrow tracks that are compatible with most surface-mount devices. As such, PCBs are predicted for aggressive growth during the forecast period.
“The ever-increasing trend of wearable electronics is projected to generate new revenue streams for companies in the conductive inks and pastes market,” TMR’s analysts added. “Wearable technology has given rise to specialty inks
“Complex inkjet printing systems are growing popular in the market for conductive inks and pastes,” TMR analysts noted.
“Companies are benefitting with the introduction of these systems since they help in the development of multi-layer PCBs with narrow tracks that are compatible with most surface-mount devices. As such, PCBs are predicted for aggressive growth during the forecast period.
“The ever-increasing trend of wearable electronics is projected to generate new revenue streams for companies in the conductive inks and pastes market,” TMR’s analysts added. “Wearable technology has given rise to specialty inks
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