The next step
is evidence.
Material architecture, characterization and manufacturing collaboration, connected around the requirements of printed circuit boards.
A connected approach.
A clear industrial focus.
Chemistry, material structure and processing are considered together, with application requirements guiding the work.
- CHEMISTRY & STRUCTURE
Material architecture
Connect resin chemistry, reinforcement and curing around the requirements of the PCB application.
- PERFORMANCE & PROCESS
Material characterization
Link electrical, thermal, mechanical and processing behavior to defined samples and relevant test methods.
- APPLICATION & INTEGRATION
Manufacturing collaboration
Bring material engineering and manufacturing expertise together around lamination, board construction and application requirements.
Let each step
earn the next.
A shared program connects application requirements with samples, test methods and manufacturing expertise.
01Define the application
Agree the intended use, the material format, relevant process conditions and an appropriate reference material.
Useful output A shared set of requirements and evaluation questions.
02Engineer the material system
Connect resin chemistry, reinforcement and curing through defined samples and preparation routes.
Useful output Defined samples and a documented preparation route.
03Characterise the material
Evaluate the samples using methods relevant to the selected electrical, thermal, mechanical and processing requirements.
Useful output Results linked to sample, method and test conditions.
04Evaluate with manufacturing partners
Use the evidence to plan practical processing trials and, where justified, demonstration boards.
Useful output A clearer assessment of manufacturing fit and the next qualification step.
The program
takes shape together.
A US provisional patent application was filed in October 2026. Research support and the next validation activities form part of the development work.
The program brings together research expertise, material partners and manufacturing perspectives. Shared requirements and documented methods keep the work connected to its industrial purpose.
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An application. A material question. A shared next step. Let’s start a conversation.
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