Ink Preparation
Inks for electrodes, terminals, resistors, dielectric layers etc. are commonly prepared by mixing the metal or ceramic powders required with an organic vehicle to produce a paste for screen-printing. To achieve a homogeneous ink the mixed components of the ink may be passed through a three roll mill. Alternatively, ready made inks may be obtained from one of the many companies offering products for the thick film technologist.
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