Electronic Ink Conference Held in Virtual Format
October 12, 2020 | NAPIMEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
The Third Annual Electronic and Conductive Ink Conference will highlight the latest trends in conductive inks and flexible and printed electronics.
The conference, Oct. 15-16, is part of the Virtual NAPIM Ink Week, held in a virtual format Oct. 12-16.
This year’s program offers a comprehensive look at the latest in ink technology, both present and future. NAPIM’s Technical Conference will feature its keynote sessions, as well as technical and regulatory breakout sessions. Speakers will cover major themes, including packaging, sustainability and the most up-to=date environmental, health and safety updates.
The National Association of Printing Ink Manufacturers has been the only national trade association for the printing ink industry since its founding in 1916. NAPIM members include ink manufacturers, companies that supply raw materials and manufacturers of instrumentation and equipment utilized by the printing ink industry.
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