Blue Water-Based neutral pH PEDOT:PSS Dispersion
Formulated to deliver high conductivity for inkjet printing applications
Specifications | MSDS | Resources and Support
P JET X N PEDOT:PSS, is a water-based PEDOT:PSS dispersion designed specifically for inkjet printing applications. It serves as a hole injection layer for transparent electrodes and offers higher conductivity compared to P JET (OLED), making it well-suited for use in OFET and OLED devices.
This pH-neutral aqueous formulation demonstrates sheet resistances in the range of approximately 200–750 Ω/sq while maintaining high optical transmission. P Jet X N enables precise line patterning, supporting line/space features below 100 μm, ideal for fine-scale inkjet-printed electronics.
Neutral pH
Allowing transmission of light to pass into active layer
Versatile Use
Used for applications in OFETs and OLEDs
High Quality
Quality formulation or inkjet printing
Technical Data
| Product Name | Clevios™ P JET X N |
|---|---|
| Solvent | Water |
| Composition | n.a. |
| CAS Number | 155090-83-8 |
| Solid Content | 0.8 - 1.2 wt.% |
| Work Function | n.a. |
| Sheet Resistance | 200 – 750 Ohm / sq |
| Conductivity | 240 S/cm |
| Particle Size Distribution | N/A |
| Viscosity | 3 – 12 mPa.s |
| pH Value | 4.0 – 7.0 |
| Packaging | 25 ml of solution sealed in a light resistant bottle with temperature indicator |
| Storage | 3 – 5 °C |
MSDS Document
P JET X N PEDOT:PSS MSDS Sheet
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