Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "2014 Report on the International Metal Meshes as Transparent Conductors Market" report to their offering.
"2014 Report on the International Metal Meshes as Transparent Conductors Market", analyzes new developments in metal meshes that make them a serious contender as a TC. While all metal-based TCs used to be lumped together in one category, the TC industry now distinguishes between metal meshes, in which the metal is patterned in a regular grid, and nanowire structures, in which much smaller metal structures form a random network. This report covers only metal meshes, be they made from silver, copper, or other metals. We do look at the overall TC market to analyze how metal meshes fit into the market but do not report on other TC materials in detail. Our separate Transparent Conductors report covers the wide range of materials being used as TCs.
Our team of experts take focus on the growing number of companies manufacturing metal meshes and evaluate their strategies, offerings, capabilities, and readiness for volume production. There are at least 15 companies with products worth considering, a major change from just a short time ago. We cover opportunities in several sectors where metal meshes are especially promising.
Key Topics Covered:
1 Introduction
2 Metal Mesh Transparent Conductors Technologies and Capabilities
3 Applications and Markets for Metal Mesh Transparent Conductors
4 Firms to Watch
5 Seven-Year Forecasts for Metal Meshes as Transparent Conductors
Companies Mentioned:
- 3M (U.S.)
- Atmel (U.S.)
- Dai Nippon Printing (Japan)
- Epigem (U.K.)
- Fujifilm (Japan)
- Gunze (Japan)
- Hitachi Chemical (Japan)
- JTOUCH Corporation (Taiwan)
- Mirae Nanotech (Korea)
- O-film Tech Co. (China)
- PolyIC (Germany)
- Rolith (U.S.)
- Toppan (Japan)
- UniPixel (U.S.)
- Visual Planet (U.K.)
- Young Fast (Taiwan)
- Zytronic (U.S.)
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