Discover the Future of Screen Printing at TechBlick's Exclusive Event

Join us for a unique workshop discussing the present and the future of screen printed electronics, the workhorse of the industry and the ever technology that never ceases to improve.

We have designed this workshop because we believe that screen printing remains the most important technology in printed electronics. More importantly though because we believe that screen printing is a team sports where future advances are only possible through a close collaboration of all the key stakeholders. This is why this event is centred around discussions, networkings, and Q&As.

 

This essential gathering highlights the latest innovations in all aspects of screen printing in various applications and enables one-on-one speed dating.  Crucially, this event brings you a panel of industry experience with combined experiences in excess of 50 years in the industry. This will be a fantastic opportunity to discuss challenges, opportunities and solutions in the industry

Outline of the Agenda:

State-of-the-Art Talks: Discover  advances in screen printing in various applications. Speakers thus far include

• Peter Wolf from Suzhou Maxwell Technologies Co., Ltd. outlining the latest developments in screen printing in photovoltaics (PERC, HJT and IBC PVs)

• Peter Erstman from RISE Research Institute of Sweden

• Daniel Gilsdorf from SEFAR will outline innovations in screen making technologies, especially to support fineline screen printing.

Speed Networking Session: Meet and engage with industry players through a series of private 5-minute video calls, expanding your network and fostering potential collaborations.

Expert Panel, Live Q&A, and Interaction: Curated by Mr. Fernando Zicarelli, this distinguished panel brings together world-class experts in screen printing for an interactive and insightful discussion.

The panelists bring a combined industry experience of more than 50 years. They include:

• Ron Hayden from RH Solutions LLC with a focus on Screen Printing and Auxiliary Equipment

• David Eisenbeiss from Kissel + Wolf Group with a focus on emulsion Technology, including the latest Laser Imaging developments

• Fernando Zicarelli from Fernando's Consulting (formerly at Asada Mesh) with a focus on Mesh Technology and Tooling

• Erika Rebrosova from Sun Chemical with a focus on ink technology  

Each panelist will provide a 10-minute overview of their expertise, current state-of-the-art technology, and future developments. 

This is followed by a panel discussion about the toughest challenges for the technology. The audience will have a chance to ask the panellist targeted questions related to the challenges faced in their own areas.

There will also be an open discussion about the future challenges facing the industry. The aim of the meeting is open discussion and active engagement facilitated by our experts.

Some of the topics which will be addressed include

1. What feature sizes is the Printed Electronics Industry looking to achieve? We will circulate a survery in advance for this purpose

2. What sizes could be achieved in Mass production with the current Screen, Paste, Substrate and Equipment?

3. Is LIT (Laser Imaging Technology) the future of Screen Manufacturing Technology?  What are the current capabilities?

4. What type of Printing Equipment is necessary for Materials testing (Substrate and Pastes)?  How about a pilot line?

5. Should there be more studies done about the interactions between Substrate and Paste?

6. Should the focus of Paste Technology move towards Copper or Carbon Inks?  Paper or Bio-plastic materials?

7. How do we train the future generations?  Is Academia willing to help with this issue?  Private Companies?

Finally, an open discussion will address the future challenges and opportunities facing the industry. The goal of this meeting is to encourage open dialogue and active engagement, facilitated by our distinguished experts.

Do NOT miss this chance to participate in this event. This is the place to learn and together advance screen printing further.