Materials for printed electronics

Find the right ink for your next idea.

Explore suppliers of conductive inks, dielectrics, carbon nanotubes, graphene, polymers and adhesives for printed-electronics research and development.

SonoPlot Microplotters use ultrasonic liquid dispensing to print a wide range of materials, from nanoparticle suspensions to functional polymer solutions.

Up to 450 cP Supported ink viscosity
Up to 15 µm Supported particle size
Aqueous & organic Including organic solvents less volatile than toluene

Start with the specific formulation. Printability depends on viscosity, particle size, solvent, substrate and curing conditions. The directory below is a sourcing resource; inclusion does not establish Microplotter compatibility or a formal partnership. Powders, additives and some pastes require formulation before use.

Conductors, dielectrics & adhesives

Suppliers with complementary materials for building multilayer circuits, sensors and flexible devices.

Creative Materials

Silver and carbon inks, Ag/AgCl electrode inks, dielectric coatings, elastomeric materials, and electrically or thermally conductive adhesives.

Conductive inks · Dielectrics · Adhesives

Micromax — MacDermid Alpha

Silver, carbon and dielectric inks, electronic adhesives, biosensor materials and stretchable encapsulants. Formerly DuPont MCM and Celanese Micromax; now part of Element Solutions.

Conductive inks · Dielectrics · Encapsulants

Dycotec Materials

Silver, carbon and graphene inks, dielectric insulators and protective coatings, including formulations for stretchable electronics and biosensors.

Graphene · Dielectrics · Protective coatings

Henkel / LOCTITE

Conductive silver, resistive carbon and dielectric inks for flexible circuitry, sensors and heaters, including self-regulating heater materials.

Silver · Carbon · Dielectrics

Sun Chemical / SunTronic

Nanosilver and dielectric inks for inkjet printing, plus silver, carbon, insulation and encapsulation systems for flexible and stretchable electronics.

Nanoparticle inks · Dielectrics · Encapsulants

Metal & nanoparticle inks

Conductive formulations for interconnects, electrodes and printed electronic features.

NovaCentrix

Metalon conductive inks include silver, copper, copper oxide and carbon formulations, with gold and platinum offerings also available. Products support several printing methods.

Silver · Copper · Gold · Platinum

Electroninks / UT Dots

UT Dots nanoparticle formulations include silver, gold and platinum materials. The portfolio is now part of Electroninks, which also offers particle-free metal-complex inks.

Nanoparticle inks · Metal-complex inks

Applied Nanotech

Copper and nickel nanoparticle inks, copper-nickel alloy inks, silver paste and specialty metal formulations. Contact the supplier about commercial availability of prototype materials.

Copper · Nickel · Alloys · Silver

InkTec

TEC silver conductive inks and electronic materials for printed electronics. The range includes silver-complex formulations, which differ from conventional nanoparticle dispersions.

Silver conductive inks · Electronic materials

GenesInk

Conductive and semiconductive metal and metal-oxide nano-inks, including formulations for transparent conductors and charge-transport layers.

Conductive inks · Semiconductors · Metal oxides

Carbon nanotubes & graphene

Specialist inks and dispersions for conductive films, sensing and materials development.

Nano-C

Invisicon single-wall carbon nanotube and hybrid CNT inks for transparent, flexible conductive films and printed electronic applications.

Single-wall CNT inks

NanoLab

Nink-1000 multiwall and Nink-1100 single-wall carbon nanotube inks for direct printing of nanotube electronics and sensors.

Single-wall & multiwall CNT inks

Adnano Technologies

Graphene inks and pastes, carbon nanotube slurry, nanosilver paste and silver conductive formulations for printed electronics.

Graphene · CNT slurry · Silver

Graphenea

Graphene oxide dispersions, graphene oxide and reduced graphene oxide powders, and custom dispersions. These are formulation materials; graphene oxide requires reduction when conductivity is needed.

Graphene oxide · Reduced graphene oxide

Cabot

Conductive carbon blacks for ink and paste formulation, plus conductive carbon and CNT dispersions for applications such as battery electrodes. Primarily additives and dispersions rather than finished printing inks.

Conductive additives · Carbon dispersions

Polymers & research materials

Conductive polymers, organic semiconductors and a broad selection of materials for experimentation.

Heraeus Epurio / Clevios

PEDOT:PSS conductive polymer dispersions and printing formulations for transparent electrodes, flexible electronics, sensors and organic electronic devices.

Conductive polymers · PEDOT:PSS

Ossila

PEDOT:PSS, semiconducting polymers, silver and carbon printing inks, carbon nanotubes, graphene materials and other research materials. Both formulated inks and raw materials are available.

Polymers · Semiconductors · Research materials

Sigma-Aldrich

A broad catalog of silver nanoparticle inks, graphene dispersions and PEDOT:PSS conductive polymer inks for printed-electronics research and development.

Nanoparticle inks · Graphene · Polymers

Specialty glass materials

Conductive pastes intended for glass-processing applications.

Fenzi — Advanced Glass Technologies

Conductive silver pastes for automotive glass heaters, antennas and related circuits. This is the successor to Johnson Matthey’s Advanced Glass Technologies business. Evaluate processing and firing requirements for your application.

Conductive silver pastes · Automotive glass

Supplier information reviewed October 14, 2026. Contact suppliers for current grades, specifications, availability and processing guidance.

About this supplier directory

Entries link to supplier product pages or catalogs. Ownership updates include Micromax under MacDermid Alpha, UT Dots under Electroninks, and the former Johnson Matthey Advanced Glass Technologies business under Fenzi. Xerox and Promethean Particles are omitted because current commercial availability of their previously listed printed-electronics inks could not be confirmed.