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NovaCentrix Debuts Gold Inks for Biomedical, Electronics, and High-Corrosion Environments - Additive Manufacturing (AM)
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    NovaCentrix Debuts Gold Inks for Biomedical, Electronics, and High-Corrosion Environments

    AUSTIN, Texas, May 9, 2022 — NovaCentrix announced the release of its newest product: jettable gold ink. The Metalon® JG.line of jettable gold inks are ideal for applications like biomedical and electronics. Early customers include advanced R&D groups as well as universities and institutes. Featuring excellent electrical and physical performance properties, the company’s Metalon® gold inks are the perfect solution for applications requiring bio-compatibility or high levels of corrosion resistance. NovaCentrix gold inks can be cured with traditional thermal processes, or with PulseForge® tools featuring the revolutionary Digital Thermal Processing™ – the only solution that can dry, sinter, and solder at an industrial scale on low-temp heat-sensitive substrates without damage.

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