Israel
Copprint, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Israel, stands at the forefront of the printed electronics landscape. Specializing in Nano Copper Inks, the company positions itself as a cost-effective alternative to silver inks, emphasizing both high conductivity and sustainability in electronics manufacturing.
The startup's innovative approach allows for the creation of compostable RFID antennas on paper, a notable advancement over traditional non-degradable materials like aluminum on plastic. With a diverse product portfolio, Copprint supports a range of substrates including paper, PET, and HJT PV, facilitating a simplified manufacturing process for applications spanning RFID, PV cells, flexible electronics, and PCBs.
With strategic investments from industry giants such as Henkel, HP, and Tatsuta, Copprint is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for low-cost, sustainable printed electronics. Their pioneering technology may redefine industry standards, offering compelling opportunities for high-volume additive manufacturing applications.
