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PRODUCTS
V-One
V-One is a desktop PCB printer that unlocks rapid prototyping of traditional electronics. It drills through holes, prints conductive traces, dispenses solder paste, and reflows on the heated bed.
Ideal for:
- ✓PCB development and iteration
- ✓In-house electronics R&D
- ✓Precise solder paste dispensing
- ✓Hands-on engineering education
PRODUCTS
NOVA
NOVA is a materials dispensing system for printing novel electronics. It prints on flexible, stretchable, conformable, and biocompatible materials, as well as rigid substrates like FR1, FR4, silicon wafers, and more.
Ideal for:
- ✓Flexible hybrid electronics R&D
- ✓Precise material dispensing
- ✓Novel materials research
- ✓Seamless transition to mass production
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Frequently asked questions
For U.S. customers: Most Voltera products are made in Canada, including V-One and NOVA, and are exempt from U.S. tariffs under the USMCA trade agreement. This may change without notice if there are updates to import policies. For more information on U.S. imposed tariffs, visit whitehouse.gov.
It depends on your application. If you’re prototyping rigid PCBs or producing small batches, V-One is the better choice. If you’re testing new materials for flexible hybrid electronics, such as wearable devices, printed sensors, antennas, flexible displays, or batteries, NOVA is ideal.
Yes. Voltera’s products are beginner friendly, with in-app video guides that walk you through every step. Our support documentation provides detailed instructions to set you up for success, and our project kits offer hands-on learning experiences designed specifically for beginners.
NOVA can print multilayer, multi-material circuits with up to four stackup layers on both flexible and rigid substrates. V-One, on the other hand, can produce double-sided circuit boards on rigid materials such as FR1 and FR4. Both printers can also automatically dispense solder paste on top of conductive traces.
For U.S. customers: Most Voltera products are made in Canada, including V-One and NOVA, and are exempt from U.S. tariffs under the USMCA trade agreement. This may change without notice if there are updates to import policies. For more information on U.S. imposed tariffs, visit whitehouse.gov.
Yes. Voltera’s products are beginner friendly, with in-app video guides that walk you through every step. Our support documentation provides detailed instructions to set you up for success, and our project kits offer hands-on learning experiences designed specifically for beginners.
It depends on your application. If you’re prototyping rigid PCBs or producing small batches, V-One is the better choice. If you’re testing new materials for flexible hybrid electronics, such as wearable devices, printed sensors, antennas, flexible displays, or batteries, NOVA is ideal.
NOVA can print multilayer, multi-material circuits with up to four stackup layers on both flexible and rigid substrates. V-One, on the other hand, can produce double-sided circuit boards on rigid materials such as FR1 and FR4. Both printers can also automatically dispense solder paste on top of conductive traces.