Nano Dimension has developed a 3D printing technology which can usedifferent materials ina single manufacturing process.

Nano Dimensionsays the technique has the potential to create the next generation of ceramic elements for the aerospace and aviation sectors.

An example of one of the many applications of 3D printed ceramic materials, is using the ceramic material as the dielectric material used to print PCBs.

Ceramic materials are neither organic nor metallic and so have insulation and mechanical strength properties which make them attractive for PCBs in aerospace applications.

The firm has secured funding for half of the development project from MEIMAD committee of the Israel Innovation Authority.The total approved budget for this project is $372,000.

MEIMAD is a joint venture of the Innovation Authority, Ministry of Finance and the Administration for the Development of Weapons and Technological Infrastructure of the Ministry of Defense.

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Israeli firm to 3D print ceramic PCBs for aerospace - Electronics Weekly