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Formulation, characterisation and flexographic printing of novel Boger fluids to assess the effects of ink elasticity on print uniformity

Miles L. Morgan, Alexander Holder, Daniel Curtis Orcid Logo, Davide Deganello Orcid Logo

Rheologica Acta, Volume: 57, Issue: 2, Pages: 105 - 112

Swansea University Authors: Daniel Curtis Orcid Logo, Davide Deganello Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.1007/s00397-017-1061-9

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Model elastic inks were formulated, rheologically characterised in shear and extension, and printed via flexography to assess the impact of ink elasticity on print uniformity. Flexography is a roll-to-roll printing process with great potential in the mass production of printed electronics for which...

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ISSN: 0035-4511 1435-1528
Published: 2018
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title Formulation, characterisation and flexographic printing of novel Boger fluids to assess the effects of ink elasticity on print uniformity
spellingShingle Formulation, characterisation and flexographic printing of novel Boger fluids to assess the effects of ink elasticity on print uniformity
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title_short Formulation, characterisation and flexographic printing of novel Boger fluids to assess the effects of ink elasticity on print uniformity
title_full Formulation, characterisation and flexographic printing of novel Boger fluids to assess the effects of ink elasticity on print uniformity
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description Model elastic inks were formulated, rheologically characterised in shear and extension, and printed via flexography to assess the impact of ink elasticity on print uniformity. Flexography is a roll-to-roll printing process with great potential in the mass production of printed electronics for which understanding layer uniformity and the influence of rheology is of critical importance. A new set of flexo-printable Boger fluids was formulated by blending polyvinyl alcohol and high molecular weight polyacrylamide to provide inks of varying elasticity. During print trials, the phenomenon of viscous fingering was observed in all prints, with those of the Newtonian ink exhibiting a continuous striping in the printing direction. Increasing elasticity significantly influenced this continuity, disrupting it and leading to a quantifiable decrease in the overall relative size of the printed finger features. As such, ink elasticity was seen to have a profound effect on flexographic printing uniformity, showing the rheological tuning of inks may be a route to obtaining specific printed features.
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