
Multilayer printing for flexible and stretchable material
NOVA is a system for printing flexible, stretchable, and conformable electronics. Plan, NOVA’s newest software feature, unlocks advanced electronics printing capabilities, such as multilayer printing and print job editing.
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Unlock multilayer printing on NOVA
NOVA is a system for printing flexible, stretchable, and conformable electronics. Plan, NOVA’s newest software feature, unlocks advanced electronics printing capabilities, such as multilayer printing and print job editing.

Unlock multilayer
Easily generate a height map that adapts to height changes in each layer.

Customize print jobs
Adjust the print order of layers, delete unwanted features, and save print jobs with the same settings.

Material profiles
Set up multilayer prints with different material profiles.
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Specifications

Ideal for |
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Layer capacity | Up to 4 stack-up layers* |
Material temp. control | Up to 40°C |
Material compatibility | Most screen-printable inks |
Minimum trace width | 0.1 mm |
File formats |
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* Designs with more than 4 stack-up layers are achievable but depend on a number of factors. For more information, contact Support at support@voltera.io. |
What We've Printed with Plan
Layer count
3
Ink
Voltera Conductor 3 silver ink
ACI Materials FS0142 Semi-Sintering Conductive Ink
ACI Materials SI3104 Stretchable Printed Insulator
Print time
~30 minutes
Layer count
4
Substrate
Paper, PET
Ink
Saralon electroluminescent ink suite
Print time
~2 hours
Layer count
3
Substrate
PET
Ink
ACI SS1109 Stretchable Silver Ink
ACI SI3104 Stretchable Printed Insulator
T4 Solder Paste Sn42Bi57.6Ag0.4
Print time
~20 minutes
My research involves developing flexible and stretchable sensors for wearable electronics. With the Plan feature, I can separate different sensor elements, traces, or components to different layers and remove toolpaths that I don’t want. The ability to change the direction of tool paths has helped me the most — there’s no air pockets, and I have a very uniform trace width because I started printing in a designated safe region.
Nick Levinski, MASc student, Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering at the University of Waterloo
My research involves developing flexible and stretchable sensors for wearable electronics. With the Plan feature, I can separate different sensor elements, traces, or components to different layers and remove toolpaths that I don’t want. The ability to change the direction of tool paths has helped me the most — there’s no air pockets, and I have a very uniform trace width because I started printing in a designated safe region.
Nick Levinski, MASc student, Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering at the University of Waterloo
Who’s using Voltera NOVA?






Learn more about NOVA
Connect with our technical specialists to discuss your projects and get printing tips for flexible, stretchable, and conformable electronics.
Learn more about NOVA
Connect with our technical specialists to discuss your projects and get printing tips for flexible, stretchable, and conformable electronics.
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