Copprium helping UB take conductive copper ink to next level
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We have a while until that initial money runs out which gives us some runway, Bischoff said. We dont have a need for more money right now, so were going to see how revenue goes before we actually raise capital. I dont want to raise money just to raise money.Right now, the $3.5 billion conductive ink market is dominated by silver, but companies want copper because thats what traditional electronics have used and it could be more cost effective, he said. However, the use of copper can create challenges with corrosion and oxidation. Conductive ink can be used on circuit boards or for things like the RFID tags that are used as transit tickets.Ive learned a lot from my past experiences, and it led me to this opportunity, said Bischoff, who works in one of UBs satellite offices in Amherst.
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