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E Ink Combines Innovation, Creativity and Design for the BMW i5 Flow NOSTOKANA

Friday 08 March 2024
Companies / Markets

E Ink the originator, pioneer and global commercial leader in ePaper technology, has announced the use of E Ink Prism 3 in the official unveiling of the BMW i5 Flow NOSTOKANA, a tribute to the 1991 Esther Mahlangu Art Car. The innovative homage to BMW Art Car #12 was being unveiled at the Frieze Los Angeles art fair from February 29 to March 2. It was also featured at LOPEC 2024 from March 5 to 7 in Munich.

Black & Light: Panacol Launches New Black UV Epoxies

Friday 08 March 2024
Products

Panacol presents its first series of new, UV curable black epoxy resin adhesives. They can be cured in thicker layers using only UV light, eliminating the need for a secondary curing mechanism.

LOPEC 2024: Printed Electronics Drives Sustainable Products and Solutions

Thursday 07 March 2024
Exhibitions / Events

The event once again closed with a record number of exhibitors: 176 companies from 28 countries and more than 2,400 visitors from 48 countries came to the ICM at Messe München from March 5-7, 2024.

Coatema and HELIOSONIC Announce Partnership

Wednesday 06 March 2024
Companies / Markets

The first joint project was presented at LOPEC 2024 in Munich. It's supposed to be a call to the future of industrial printing.

OE-A Business Climate Survey Presented at LOPEC 2024: Printed Electronics Industry Remains Positive but Cautious in 2024

Wednesday 06 March 2024
Exhibitions / Events

The results of the latest OE-A Business Climate Survey show slightly lower expectations for 2024 compared to the projections made in the 2023 surveys. However, the decline is at a high level: For 2024, responding association members expect a 13 percent increase in revenue for the flexible and printed electronics industry. The results were presented on March 6 at LOPEC in Munich (Germany).