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Silver SOFC Ink (Ag) - 10 grams

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Silver SOFC Ink (Ag) - 10 grams Specification

Hardness
Soft

Purity
99.99%

Strength
High electrical and thermal conductivity

Product Type
SOFC (Solid Oxide Fuel Cell) Ink

Material
Silver (Ag)

Alloy
No (Pure Silver)

Shape
Paste

Moisture
< 0.1%

Chemical Composition
Ag (Silver) Ink

Application
Used for electrodes and current collectors in SOFCs, sensors, and electronic devices

Dimension (L*W*H)
Customized/As required

Color
Silver Grey

Curing Temperature
120°C - 150°C (typical)

Solvent Type
Organic solvent base

Toxicity
Non-toxic, RoHS compliant

Weight
10 Grams

Printing Method
Screen printing, inkjet printing, or brushing

Packaging
Sealed bottle or syringe

Conductivity
Highly conductive after curing

Storage Condition
Store below 25°C in tightly closed container

Shelf Life
6 months

Particle Size
<1 micron

Adhesion
Strong adhesion to ceramic and glass substrates

Appearance
Viscous paste

Silver SOFC Ink (Ag) - 10 grams Trade Information

Payment Terms
Paypal

Delivery Time
15 Days

Main Export Market(s)
Asia

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Silver SOFC Ink (Ag) - 10 grams

SilverSOFC Ink (Ag) - 10 grams

Product Code: 6201652

Silver Ink is often used as a contact paste for electro chemical testing, and is especially useful for performing these types of tests at lower temperatures(less than 850°C). The silver ink is screen printable, for ease of application.It also can be used as a reference electrode.

Silver ink is also helpful for reducing resistance of electrical connections. This Silver ink is included in the SOFC Planar Test Fixtures (5 cm X 5 cm and 10 cmX 10 cm) to help increase the facilitate electrical contact between the current leads manifolds.

Technical Specifications:

Metal: Silver (Ag)
Quantity: 10 grams Solids Loading: 70% Silver by weight

Typical Use Guidelines:

This is a great inkfor making electrical connections for electro chemical testing of fuel cells,ceramic substrates, electrochemical materials, and metals.
Stirring the ink before use is highly recommended. For best results, the ink should be stirred with a spatula or a sonic wand to achieve an even consistencyprior to use.
This ink is typically fired at 750^oC or 850°C for 1 hour to ensure adhesion prior to testing at the desired test temperature.
This ink can be used for screen printing for generating electrical connections for wire attachments.

Exceptional Conductivity and Purity

With a silver purity of 99.99%, this ink ensures superior electrical and thermal conductivity after curing. Its soft yet highly conductive paste is engineered for optimal performance in solid oxide fuel cells and sensitive electronic components.

Versatile Application for Advanced Technologies

This silver ink is specifically formulated for screen printing, inkjet, or brushing methods, providing users with flexibility across a range of manufacturing processes. Its robust adhesion to both ceramic and glass substrates makes it suitable for SOFCs, sensors, and electronics.

Safe, Stable, and Ready for Use

The product is non-toxic, RoHS compliant, and provided in packaging that ensures stability for up to six months if stored below 25C. Each batch is moisture-controlled for quality, supporting safe and reliable workflow integration.

FAQ's of Silver SOFC Ink (Ag) - 10 grams:

Q: How should Silver SOFC Ink (Ag) be applied for optimal performance?

A: The ink can be applied using screen printing, inkjet printing, or brushing methods. For best results, ensure the substrate surface is clean, and cure the ink at 120C to 150C to achieve maximum conductivity and adhesion.

Q: What are the typical uses of this silver ink?

A: Silver SOFC Ink (Ag) is commonly used for creating electrodes and current collectors in solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs), as well as in sensors and various electronic devices requiring highly conductive pathways.

Q: When should the ink be used after opening and how should it be stored?

A: After opening, the ink should be used within its six-month shelf life and always stored below 25C in a tightly closed container to maintain its properties and prevent moisture absorption.

Q: Where can the ink be applied and on which substrates does it adhere best?

A: It is designed for use on ceramic and glass substrates, where it exhibits strong adhesion essential for applications in energy devices and sensors.

Q: What is the process for curing the ink and why is it important?

A: The printed or coated ink must be cured at 120C to 150C. This process evaporates the solvent and fixes the silver particles, resulting in high electrical and thermal conductivity critical for electronic applications.

Q: What are the benefits of using this specific silver ink?

A: Users benefit from exceptional purity, strong substrate adhesion, high conductivity, customizability, and a non-toxic formulation, all of which contribute to high-performance and reliable device fabrication.

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