The types of conductive films mainly include the following categories:
[Indium tin oxide (ITO) conductive film: a mixture of 90% indium oxide (In₂O₃) and 10% tin oxide (SnO₂), with high conductivity and good light transmittance. Widely used in liquid crystal displays, flat panel displays, touch screens, electronic paper, organic light-emitting diodes, solar cells and other fields.
Metal grid conductive film: a grid structure formed by metal materials (such as copper and silver) on a substrate (such as PET, COP, PC), with conductivity and transparency. Commonly used in optoelectronic devices, flexible displays, transparent antennas and other fields, especially in the aerospace field due to its excellent insulation, high temperature resistance and electromagnetic shielding performance.
Nano silver wire conductive film: made of nano silver wire, with a high aspect ratio and good conductivity, widely used in touch screens, smart large screens and other fields, and favored for its good conductivity and signal transmission capabilities.
Ultra-thin metal conductive film: Ultra-thin metal conductive film such as the one provided by Titanium Wing has high conductivity and good mechanical properties, suitable for various electronic devices.
Carbon-based conductive film: Including materials such as carbon nanotubes and graphene, it has good flexibility and wear resistance, suitable for flexible electronic devices and other applications requiring high stability.
Polymer conductive film: It is composed of polymer chains, has the characteristics of plasticity and low cost, and is suitable for occasions where low-cost conductive materials are required.