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    • Heat-curable electrically conductive adhesive
    • Solvent-free, and applicable not only to spot bonding, but also to surface bonding.
    • Single-component, and can be used without operations, such as mixing.
    • Less outgassing
    • One-part silicone-based conductive adhesive. It can be cured by heating at 180°C for 60 minutes.
    • Since the adhesive is based on silicone resin, it shows relatively stable characteristics at low to high temperatures after curing.
    • Less skinning after application. It is suitable for application in a small quantity.
    • It can be used as a substitute for the existing silicone-based conductive adhesive TB3303F.
    • One-part silicone-based conductive adhesive. It can cure at 180C in 60 min.
    • After curing, it shows relatively stable characteristics in a wide temperature range because its base material is a silicone resin.
    • Since it causes less skinning after applied, it is suitable for application in a minute quantity.
    • Curable at 210°C in 60 min.
    • Good adhesion to gold-plated substrates.
    • The one-part solvent volatilization type adhesive does not require weighing and mixing operations necessary for two-part adhesives and, therefore, excels in workability and mass productivity.
    • Since it contains synthetic rubber as a main component, it forms a flexible electroconductive film.
    • It is possible to bond parts by hot-melt method after the solvent volatilizes and a dry film is formed.
    • Single component, heat-curing conductive adhesive
    • Bonding at 80ºC in 60 min
    • Solvent-free
    • Syringe type
    • The paint has good adhesion to various materials and can form electroconductive coating films when dried at room temperature.
    • One-part and low-viscosity resin excelling in workability
    • It can be cured in 60 min by heating at 90 C.
    • An adhesive film can be formed by screen printing according to the shape of the part to be connected.
    • Some contacts can be connected at a time.
    • The adhesive can be applied to surfaces, such as transparent conductive glass, which cannot be soldered.
    • Unlike conductive rubbers and rubbers reinforced with metallic wire, the adhesive does not require fixing under pressure after bonding.
    • Compared to conventional adhesives, it has improved adhesion to film materials, and substrates can be selected from a wide range of materials.