PiXDRO Inkjet Technology

As inkjet printing is compatible with a wealth of functional materials, it is a very versatile technology. It can be used for direct material deposition for patterned or homogeneous coatings, from tens of nanometers up to tens of micrometers (depending on ink materials). By printing multiple layers of material on top of each other, it can also be used as a 3D printing method. Inkjet is a non-contact deposition technology, so suitable for fragile and 3D substrates. And can fill trenches and cavities. Furthermore, it is excellent for direct printing of etching and plating masks.

Because industrial printheads have hundreds or thousands of parallel nozzles, and operate at very high frequencies, inkjet achieves very high throughput. The PiXDRO mass production inkjet printers can hold arrays of multiple printheads, enabling high productivity and flexibility.

The PiXDRO systems have a modular design, which enables a large degree of customization without compromising reliability and lead times. The LP50 and IP410 research and engineering printers excel in flexibility and process control, offering fast product development and time-to-market. The JETx production systems are designed for high productivity and reliability, low cost of ownership and integration in highly automated mass production environments.

• Offering innovative functional inkjet technology for a wide variety of applications
  • Leading in functional inkjet printing since 2004
• Equipment portfolio from R&D to mass production
  • Research (LP50)
  • Pilot production (IP410)
  • Mass production (JETx)
• Application experience
  • Process development support
  • Best in class print strategies
  • Equipment customization
• Extensive knowledge network
  • Working with leading customers and institutes

PiXDRO inkjet equipment supports a wide choice of industrial printheads from various manufacturers. The overview below shows the most common heads for research and mass production applications.