Integral Technologies Inc. (fka ITKG)

[gktignol]

It's hard to believe that Tom's presentation at....

NPE 2006 was a scant 2 months ago:

http://www.plasticsnews.com/npe/pnews2006_2.html?cat=44&id=1154378166

There were several things that stood out as I read the article again, but a couple in particular are these:

1."Other prototypes included a light-emitting-diode sign with ElectriPlast circuitry, a radio enclosure for an in-dash automotive application, connector bodies, acoustic-dampened headsets and numerous electronic products and devices. Integral showed the LED sign initially during Lightfair 2006 in Las Vegas May 30-June 1."

Has anyone seen anything in print referencing the LightFair presentation?



2."ElectriPlast is useful in manufacturing cable and wire. “For most products, the average weight is 40 percent less than aluminum and 80 percent less than copper,” Aisenbrey said. ElectriPlast “can mimic electrically any metal on the planet.”"

At this point it's still all about potential. Does anyone have any info on the number of "potential" uses ElectriPlast may have in replacing copper and/or aluminum?

Thanks!
gktignol