DUBLIN, October 8, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/lwcpc5/silver_inks_and) have announced the addition of the "Silver Inks and Pastes Markets: 2014-2021" report to their offering.
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This is the latest in an ongoing series of industry analysis reports on silver inks and pastes. In this report we analyze how the changes within the applications for silver inks and pastes have impacted the business and what this means over the coming years.
On the positive side, the solar panel industry is reviving and is much more oriented toward crystalline silicon (c-Si) panels than before the great solar crash. This is good news for the silver pastes business, because c-Si panels are major consumes of silver. Silver inks and pastes suppliers also have some reason to be hopeful about the likelihood of large OLED lighting and displays panels finally being commercialized, since silver undoubtedly has a role to play in OLED electrodes.
The negatives for the silver inks and pastes business include the fact that plasma televisions and membrane switches, both which have consumed a considerable amount of silver pastes are phasing out and printed electronics is gradually being abandoned as a viable application by many suppliers.
This report also examines the commercial implications for silver inks and paste markets. In this year's report, we place a special emphasis on the replacement of silver by copper in critical applications such as solar panels. We also re-examine the future of silver inks and pastes in the light of the rising Internet-of-Things meme and address whether or not there will there be demand for printed silver used within all those sensors and smart objects. Finally, we take one more look to see if nanosilver inks will ever make it out of the research material category.
In this evolving market environment, this report identifies which market opportunities for silver inks and pastes are likely to be the most important over the next decade. And as with other reports, we also include detailed eight-year forecasts in both volume and value terms, with breakouts by application, type of material and type of printing process used. The report also contains an assessment of the product/market strategies of leading silver inks and pastes firms - both the traditional and the new suppliers that appearing from China and India.
Key Topics Covered:
Executive Summary
Chapter One: Introduction
Chapter Two: Silver Inks and Pastes - Materials, Processes and Suppliers
Chapter Three: Photovoltaic Panels: Opportunities and Challenges for Silver Inks and Pastes
Chapter Four: Displays and Lighting as Markets for Silver Inks and Pastes
Chapter Five: Opportunities for Silver Inks/Pastes in Sensors
Chapter Six: Ongoing Opportunities for Silver Pastes in Thick-Film Electronics
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