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Epishine Teams Up with tesa

Agreement will help enable more sustainable solutions for printed electronics.

Epishine is working with tesa to develop durable and more sustainable solutions for next-generation electronics. Together, the companies enable self-powered devices that eliminate the need for disposable batteries. This meets the growing demand for more sustainable innovations in IoT, consumer electronics, and retail applications.

The collaboration combines Epishine’s advancements in organic photovoltaics with tesa’s long-term expertise in adhesive technologies to create reliable, scalable solutions for printed electronics. 

Empowering High-Performing Printed Electronic Applications

tesa’s adhesive solutions enable reliable and efficient production processes for next-generation printed electronics. Whether integrating printed solar cells, flexible sensors, or interactive displays, these advanced adhesive solutions ensure seamless assembly, durability, and protection.

Designed to meet evolving industry standards, the tapes safeguard sensitive components from environmental stress, wear, and contamination.

“Developing organic and printed electronics is challenging, especially when it comes to selecting encapsulation adhesives to prevent chemical or mechanical ingress and cross talk. tesa’s range of adhesives and expertise enable us to reliably manufacture high function components with efficient high-speed production,” says Jonas Bergqvist, CTO at Epishine. 

Focusing on Debondable Solutions 

From prototype to production, tesa’s specialized adhesive solutions optimize manufacturing processes. This ensures efficient and reliable assembly of printed electronics.

One example is tesa Bond & Detach: The technology enables secure yet removable bonding, allowing for easy rework, repair, and recycling—a key advantage for more sustainable and cost-efficient production. This solution ensures strong adhesion while enabling clean removal without residue. It makes it ideal for integrating flexible solar cells into electronic shelf labels (ESLs), remote controls, and IoT sensors.

“The cooperation with Epishine exemplifies how more sustainable innovation can transform industries by making electronics cost-efficient, scalable and promotes circular economy. By combining our advanced adhesive technologies with Epishine’s solar cells, we’re creating solutions that address both the energy and environmental challenges of today’s electronics,” says Boris Kawa, head of new business development at tesa.

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