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MenuI am looking for a roll-to-roll gravure or flexographic printer with conductive ink experience to work with me on a prototype. Anyone out there?
This will be a small run and I will need some engineering drawing assistance or guidance.
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Offset Printing, Digital Printing
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LV
LV
Does your prototype require a flexible circuit, or is your prototype the printer itself?
If the former, you can just design a circuit on your computer and then send that design to a service that will print it onto a flexible surface for you.
Source: I designed and built an electronic prototype for my past startup which raised over $1.5 MM in seed funding.
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