From functional ink to device layer
Printed electronics requires coating methods that match ink rheology, substrate format, target thickness and desired scale. No single technique is optimal for every development stage.
Printed electronics coating · AutoCoat Scientific
Thin-film coating systems for printed and flexible electronics
Deposit conductive inks, electrodes and functional layers with controlled spin, blade or slot-die processes.
Build a comparable development workflow
Controlled motion, temperature, flow and recipes help research teams compare materials and transfer knowledge between small-area and scalable coating methods.
Research questions
Frequently asked questions about Printed electronics coating
Which coating techniques are used in printed electronics?
Spin, blade and slot-die coating are used depending on material, substrate, target layer and required production scale.
Can flexible substrates be coated?
Blade and slot-die methods can process flexible substrates when the equipment configuration and substrate handling are appropriate.
Application engineering
Turn your material into a controlled process.
Share your material, substrate and target scale. AutoCoat will help define the most suitable equipment and configuration.
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