Materials
We supply a wide range of materials for organic electronics. Our catalogue includes both well-established materials and exciting, new materials, which researchers are using to push the boundaries in scientific development. Materials from Ossila are featured in a number of high-impact publications, used to create high performing devices, and are trusted by institutions around the world.
Low Prices
Quality materials at low prices with free shipping on qualifying orders and automatic discounts on large orders
High Purities
Our high purity materials enable the best possible device performance, reliability, and stability
Sensible Quantities
From small orders to large batches, our materials are available in appropriate quantities for most applications
Quick Dispatch
We keep stock in our state-of-the-art lab to allow us to quickly dispatch orders around the world
Large Range
Find the most popular and newest materials for device fabrication in our extensive and growing catalogue
Trusted Worldwide
Trusted by institutions around the world, enjoy first class customer service and support as part of the Ossila guarantee
Popular Materials
High Purity Materials
Semiconducting Molecules
Organic compounds exhibiting semiconducting properties.
Semiconducting Polymers
For bulk heterojunction, OPV, OLED, OFET and solar cell research.
2D Materials
2D materials can broadly be grouped by their properties and potential applications.
Fullerene Acceptors
Fullerene acceptors for organic electronic applications and more.
Non-Fullerene Acceptors
Promising alternative to fullerene-based electron acceptors.
DSSC Materials
Dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) designed around organic dyes in electrochemical cells.
Optoelectronic Materials
For unique manipulation of photons and electrical energy.
Organic Conductors
Environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional inorganic conductors.
PEDOT:PSS and PEDOT
The properties of PEDOT:PSS vary between dispersions, hence its versatility.
Chemistry Building Blocks
For the chemical synthesis of materials with tailored structures and properties.
Organic Frameworks
Porous organic frameworks belong to a class of porous polymers.
Inorganic Electronic Materials
Inorganic Electronic Materials
Including metals, metal oxides, carbon based nanomaterials, and more.
Quantum Dots
A single crystal of semiconducting material, measuring only a few nanometers in diameter.