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Lignin-based thermoset chemistry for the insulating layers of printed circuit boards.
Explore resin systemsResin chemistry, reinforcement and composite formats. One connected development programme.
Explore the resin, prepreg and core formats at the centre of Lignity’s PCB development programme.
The resin matrix binds the reinforcement and contributes to the composite’s electrical, thermal and mechanical behaviour.
Explore resin systemsIllustrative PCB stack-up
Explore the intended role of each format and the questions that guide its development.
Lignin-based thermoset chemistry for the insulating layers of printed circuit boards.
Explore resin systemsBringing resin and bio-based reinforcement together in a partially cured material format.
Explore prepregsFully cured structural material formats for the foundation of a printed circuit board.
Explore laminate coresThe chemistry, structure and role of each format within the PCB material platform.
| Material direction | Lignin-based thermoset resin systems |
|---|---|
| Material role | Matrix chemistry for reinforced PCB substrates |
| Material focus | Formulation, curing and composite interaction |
| Engineering focus | Electrical insulation, thermal response, moisture behaviour and processing |
| Material direction | Lignin-based resin with bio-based reinforcement |
|---|---|
| Material format | Partially cured reinforced composite |
| Curing state | B-stage |
| Engineering focus | Impregnation, handling, resin flow, cure control and interlayer interaction |
| Material direction | Lignin-based reinforced laminate systems |
|---|---|
| Material format | Fully cured structural PCB laminate |
| Curing state | C-stage |
| Engineering focus | Dimensional stability, copper adhesion, electrical behaviour and thermal response |
Lignity’s platform connects lignin-based resin systems, B-stage prepregs and C-stage laminate cores. Each format has a distinct role in the PCB stack-up.
The programme addresses familiar PCB formats and manufacturing considerations, including impregnation, lamination, copper adhesion and downstream processing.
Contact Lignity with your application, material format and relevant process requirements. Together we can define the scope, samples and schedule for a focused collaboration.
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