Sun Chemical to demonstrate innovative electronic materials solutions at The Future of Electronics Reshaped

Sun Chemical is set to present its latest electronic materials solutions at Techblick’s The Future of Electronics Reshaped 2026, booth A09, held in Berlin (October 21 to 22, 2026), reflecting the company’s continuous commitment to innovation within electronic materials.

It will showcase its advanced functional ink range, including conductive and dielectric ink solutions, for use in industries such as automotive, home appliances, healthcare, wellness, and biomedical sensors and devices. These sectors increasingly demand environmentally conscious products that support lower CO2, improved recyclability and decreased usage of finite, earth depleting metals.

SunTronic’s expanded product portfolio set to be displayed includes silver inks with increased recycled content in their formulation, as well as new high performance conductive ink with overall lower silver content to address the volatility in silver metal market price. The portfolio also features high resolution conductive inks, LED curable dielectrics and updated ink solutions for stretchable and wearable electronics, catering to the requirements of emerging printed electronics applications.

Sun Chemical will also present its SunSens range, featuring functional materials tailor made for printed electrochemical sensors and medical electrodes. These materials support applications in health diagnostics, environmental monitoring, and agricultural sensing, driving innovation in these vital areas.

Dr Philip Nicholas, biosensor technology lead at Sun Chemical, will deliver a technical presentation titled ‘The Balancing Act for Electrochemical Biosensor Inks’. The talk will provide an expert’s insight into the fine tuning of ink design and balancing ink processing and end use performance, with a focus on the latest advances in materials for screen printed electrodes (SPE) used for electrochemical (EC) sensors.

As a trusted partner, Sun Chemical delivers value through continued investment in research and development and technical expertise. In addition to exploring materials capabilities, visitors to the stand will have the opportunity to engage with its global electronics materials team, which is backed by a worldwide sales and technical support network.

Tony Searle, electronic materials business director, commented: ‘As the printed electronics and biosensors market continues to evolve, Sun Chemical remains focused on developing tailored electronic material solutions that combine performance, efficiency and sustainability. Our SunTronic and SunSens portfolios reflect this commitment, helping customers to address challenges and opportunities, and enabling them to ‘Experience. Transformation.’ Techblick provides an excellent platform to connect and engage with industry leaders and showcase our latest developments and expertise to support them in this growing market.’