C3Nano, the specialist in silver nanowire-based transparent conductive inks and films for flexible displays, has developed ActiveGrid Gen7 ink, which improves on clarity, conductivity and flexibility.

The new ink delivers ~50 percent lower haze compared to the previous ink generation, provides  conductivity from 30-100 ohm/sq and delivers the flexibility to withstand more than a million bend cycles.

To obtain less dense films without junction resistance, C3Nano uses its patented NanoGlue technology to fuse the junctions of silver nanowires, creating a more transparent grid that yields superior clarity and conductivity while supporting the necessary flexibility.

C3Nano’s ActiveGrid is already in mass production for two of the world’s initial flexible display devices.

The company currently holds more than 20 core patents with an additional 45 pending, covering its breakthrough NanoGlue technology, nanomaterial synthesis, ink formulations, conductive films, and the use of conductive and patterned conductive films in a variety of devices and applications