Silver Nanowire Transparent Conductive Films

Silver nanowire coated transparent conductive films. PET substrate.

Catalog Number: NovaFilm-AgNW-A20, A30, A50, or A70
Transparency: ~90-92%
Haze: ~1.0-2.0%
Sheet resistance: 20Ω/□, 30 Ω/□, 50Ω/□, or 70 Ω/□
Thickness: 125 µm

Peel off the protection layer will expose the conductive silver nanowire layer which offers a surface for numerous product development options.

Novarials offers rolls of this conductive films (one meter in width) for industry use.

APPLICATIONS

• Touch screens for smartphones, tablets, and wearable electronics
• Solar cells, solar panels, thin film photovoltaics
• Light-emitting diodes (LEDs), OLED devices, OLED lighting
• Liquid crystal displays
• Flexible displays
• e-paper
• Fillers for high performance conductive adhesives
• Surface enhanced spectroscopy (SERS)
• Sensors and detectors
• Air and water purification
• Medical imaging
• Antimicrobial applications (e.g., bandages, coatings for medical devices, antibacterial fabrics)
• Catalysts
• EMI shielding films and paints
• Optical limiters
• Flexible antennas
• Waveguides
• Compact logic gates

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SYNONYM

Silver nanowires, silver nanofibers, silver, Ag nanowires, Ag nanofibers, Ag, metallic nanowires, metallic nanofibers, conductive nanowires, conductive nanofibers, conductive inks, conductive pastes, silver nanowire, silver nanofiber, Ag nanowire, Ag nanofiber, metallic nanowire, metallic nanofiber, conductive nanowire, conductive nanofiber, conductive ink, conductive paste

SDS

SDS-NovaFilm-AgNW-A20, A30, A50, or A70