Electrically Conductive Adhesives
Graphite Filled, Two Part EpoxyMaster Bond EP75-1 is a graphite filled epoxy adhesive/sealant. It is ideally suited for specialty applications
as well as EMI/RFI shielding where a non-metallic filler is required.
This durable epoxy has superb resistance to moisture and chemicals.
Learn more.Toughened, Nickel Filled SystemThis snap cure epoxy is specially formulated featuring a combination of high performance properties including high
shear and peel strength, good electrical conductivity, exceptionally
easy processing.
Get all the details on Supreme 10HTFN.Silver Coated/Nickel Filled AdhesiveEP79
provides a more cost effective alternative to silver filled epoxy
systems but still exhibits low volume resistivity. This compound offers
high peel strength and superior toughness. Suitable for cryogenic
conditions, it has a service temperature range of 4K to
+275°F.
Click here for the full product description. Silver Conductive EpoxyTwo
component, silver filled epoxy for high performance bonding and sealing
features high peel strength, superior toughness and exceptionally low
volume resistivity.
Learn more about EP21TDCS.
Willem Einthoven, born May 21, 1860, was a Dutch doctor and
physiologist that invented the first practical electrocardiogram in 1903,
starting with a series of prototypes using a string galvanometer. In 1924, he received
the Nobel Prize in medicine for it.
