Copprint
Develops conductive nano copper inks for additive manufacturing of printed electronics, enabling low-cost, high-conductivity, and environmentally friendly production of circuits, antennas, and photovoltaics.
- CEO / Founder
- Ofer Shochet
- Team Size
- 11-50
- Stage
- Active
- Total Funding
- $9.03M
- Latest Round
- Grant
- Key Investors
- Henkel; HP; Tatsuta; European Union
Technology & Products
Key Products
LF366 (screen printable paste for SI/FR4); LF370 (conductive copper ink for FR4 and Alumina); LF361 (copper ink for PET/PC substrates); LF301 (nano copper ink for paper substrates)
Technological Advantage
Technology moat: Patented nano copper ink formulation achieves conductivity comparable to silver at 5-10x lower cost, with verified advantages in sustainability (compostable, non-hazardous) and process flexibility (supports screen printing, additive methods). Defensible via patents and trade secrets.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Reduces printed electronics production costs by 5-10x compared to silver inks, cuts material usage by up to 90% versus etching, and enables sustainable onshore manufacturing with compostable, non-hazardous materials.
How They Differentiate
3x lower cost-per-part than silver inks (5-10x price performance), up to 90% material savings vs etching, and superior substrate versatility (paper, PET, FR4, glass) enabling rapid prototyping and sustainable manufacturing, unlike competitors focused on traditional inks or limited materials.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Electronics manufacturers, PCB producers, RFID tag makers, photovoltaic cell manufacturers, flexible electronics companies
Industry Verticals
Electronics; Renewable Energy; Automotive; IoT; Consumer Goods
Competitors
DuPont (Wearable Technology); Henkel (Printed Electronics); Heraeus; InkTec Co., Ltd.; Electroninks; GenesInk; Nano Dimension
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
Secured first 7-figure multi-ton order from a Fortune 500 company; employee count estimated in 11-50 range with ongoing recruitment.
Major Milestones
Founded in 2016; First funding round in December 2017; Added HP as investor; First 7-figure multi-ton order from Fortune 500 company in 2022; Recognized in Global Cleantech 100
Notable Customers
Fortune 500 company (unnamed, multi-ton order); Chinese customer (products on glass and aluminum)