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Dow Corning Introduce PI-2000 Highly Conductive Silver Ink Organic Polymer

May 5 2004

Dow Corning Corporation, a leader in silicone materials, today expanded into the $1 billion specialty organic materials market with the launch of Dow Corning® PI-2000 Highly Conductive Silver Ink, a breakthrough organic polymer for the electronics industry. Dow Corning’s move into specialty organics comes as part of an overall strategy within the company to offer a complete range of materials for today’s increasingly diverse and demanding electronics manufacturing applications.

For more information on what Dow Corning’s PI-2000 Highly Conductive Silver Ink is suited to, click here.

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