Mark John Catchpole

Title: Mark John Catchpole: Inventor of a Conductive Transfer Manufacturing Method.

Introduction

Mark John Catchpole is an inventor based in Saxmundham, Great Britain. His work includes a patented method for manufacturing a conductive transfer, and he is associated with Interlink Electronics, Inc. The supplied information lists 1 patent for him.

Latest Patents

Catchpole’s listed patent, “Manufacturing a Conductive Transfer,” describes a layered printing process for producing a conductive transfer on a thermoplastic substrate. The method begins by printing and curing a non-conductive ink layer on a release film. Electrically conductive ink is then printed and cured over that layer, followed by a second non-conductive ink layer and an adhesive layer, each of which is cured.

The release film and its printed layers are applied to a first substrate. Heat, pressure, or both are applied so that the adhesive bonds to the substrate. The process provides a way to incorporate a conductive layer into a transfer designed for application to a thermoplastic material.

Career Highlights

Catchpole’s listed invention focuses on the manufacture and application of printed conductive layers. His association with Interlink Electronics, Inc. connects his work to a company involved in electronic technologies.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Paul Timothy Brook and Steven Paul Sutcliffe as Catchpole’s coworkers. Their names are provided as professional associations, but no specific joint patent or project is described.

Conclusion

Mark John Catchpole’s listed patent presents a layered printing and bonding method for creating conductive transfers on thermoplastic substrates.