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NanoJet Aerosol Print Technology

Cost-Effective, User Friendly Aerosol Printing

IDS offers a patented direct write technology for printed electronics, including electronic and microelectronic circuit fabrication. Applications range from flat panel display metallization to production of high-density interconnect circuits for implantable devices.
NanoJet Aerosol Print Technology

Cost-Effective, User Friendly Aerosol Printing

IDS offers a patented direct write technology for printed electronics, including electronic and microelectronic circuit fabrication. Applications range from flat panel display metallization to production of high-density interconnect circuits for implantable devices.
NanoJet Aerosol Print Technology

Cost-Effective, User Friendly Aerosol Printing

IDS offers a patented direct write technology for printed electronics, including electronic and microelectronic circuit fabrication. Applications range from flat panel display metallization to production of high-density interconnect circuits for implantable devices.

Discover what aerosol printing can do for your direct-writing applications. The IDS NanoJet next-generation technology provides superior performance at a low cost of ownership.

IDS offers a complete desktop solution for printed electronics applications or an integrable subsystem that can be retrofitted to existing motion control platforms.

Circuit Prototyping

Conformal Electronics

Direct Write Sensors

High-Density Interconnects

Circuit Miniaturization

Flat Panel Circuits

Dual-Material Printing

Gradient-Structures

Multi-Layer Circuits

Implantable Bioelectronics

Wireless Muscle Stimulator

Implanted Sensors

NanoJet Direct Write Printing

Direct write printed electronics enables a number of applications that have previously been restricted to cleanroom and vacuum-based technologies. The NanoJet technology enables ambient fabrication of electronic circuits for Rapid Prototyping, Direct-Write Interconnects, Multi-Material Printing, Implantable Electronics, and many other novel applications.

Aerodynamic Focusing

The NanoJet flow cell assembly consists of at least one aerodynamic lens and one converging fluid dispense nozzle. The aerodynamic lens focuses large and medium-size droplets, while the dispense nozzle collimates and focuses small droplets.

NanoJet Origin

NanoJet was developedÂ fromÂ aÂ licensed Sandia National Laboratories technology and uses multiple aerodynamic lensÂ to collimate a distribution of droplet sizes to produce printed lines with little or no overspray. Each aerodynamic lens collimatesÂ sequentially smaller droplets within the collimated jet to produce exceptional printed line edge quality.Â â€‹