Demand for conductive inks is set to grow as they become more widely used in a variety of applications, including radio frequency identification (RFID) antennas and “smart labels.” “Found in everything from computers, mobile phones and electronics to toys, calculators and product identification tags, conductive circuits are one of the most widely used components of consumer products,” said Steve Ludmerer, president, Parelec, Inc. “Primary applications today are in printing antennae for radio fr...