RISO PRINT GOCCO LAMP sintered silver nanowires

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Part II, Gacco Lamp Sintered AgNWs PVM film (on going)

A conductive, uniform, and ultra-smooth flexible transparent composite film is produced by embedding silver nanowires (Ag-NWs) into poly(vinyl-butyral) (PVB) without pressure or high-temperature annealing.

Continued with the first part, in the original paper, the AgNWs is sintered by IPL (intense pulsed light) but due to the high price of IPL, I decided to try something else. I found a type of light bulb that generate sudden high heat in a Japanese toy kit RISO PRINT GOCCO LAMP which is introduced by the founder of Bioclub, Georg Tremmel. The original purpose of the bulb is to create mask for riso print. The original usage please visit RISO PRINT GOCCO LAMP tutorial. The follow on practices is documented in page Conductive thin coating made of AgNWs.

  • Print GOCCO lamp

  • Prin Gocco lamp with the printing case.

  • Gocco lamp installed in the lamp case.

  • Close-up photo of the Gocco lamp.

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