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Benefits:
- Increased Speed of Cure
- Ability to image at high resolution
- Low temperature cure for heat sensitive substrates
- Enhanced Bond Strength
- Ability to apply roll to roll, opening opportunities for flexible electronics
- Low viscosity allowing thin film application
- High solvent/chemical resistance of cured polymer to allow etching
- Allows flexibility in equipment design
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Current & Potential End Uses:
- Flexible Electronics
- Automotive Electronics
- Disk Drives, Optical Storage
- Consumer Electronics Bonding
- Cell Phone Camera Assembly
- Digital Projector Assembly
- Displays, Masks
- Encapsulants
- Light Emitting Diodes (LED)
- Printed Circuited Boards (PCB)
- Surface Mount
- Computer Chips
- Semiconductor Manufacturing
- Printed Electronics
- Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD)
- Organic Light Emitting Diodes (OLED)
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Resources for the Electronics Industry
uv.eb WEST Electronics Presentations now online
The Evolution of UV Photopolymerization in Global Industrial Manufacturing Markets and the Promising Outlook for the Future of the Technology
Global Electronics Market: A Brief Overview
The Next Generation of Optical Data Storage— Holography
UV and EB Opportunities in Printed Electronics Summary Report
UV Curing for Printed Electronics
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