Conductive silver copper adhesive widely used in materials such as metal wires, ceramics, glass, electrodes, etc

Conductive silver copper adhesiveIn batteries, electrodes generally refer to the positions where oxidation-reduction reactions occur with the electrolyte solution. Electrodes can be positive or negative, with the positive electrode being the cathode, which gains electrons and undergoes a reduction reaction, and the negative electrode being the anode, which loses electrons and undergoes an oxidation reaction. An electrode can be metal or non-metal, as long as it can exchange electrons with the electrolyte solution, it becomes an electrode. So what adhesive is used for electrode conductive bonding? How to choose the appropriate electrode conductive adhesive? We can choose based on the following steps:

1. What is the required conductivity and what effect does the adhesive need to achieve, such as whether it requires high bonding strength or only a conductive and heat-conducting coating? If good conductivity is desired, chooseResearch platinum electrode silver copper powder conductive adhesive;

If conductive bonding is required, it depends on the specific material of the electronic device, such as metal bonding to metal, metal bonding to non-metal, etc;

3. Do you need other requirements such as high temperature resistance or heating curing;

YB-1045LElectrode conductive adhesiveFor example, it has the advantages of high temperature resistance, high bonding strength, excellent conductivity, low resistance, water resistance, acid resistance, organic solvent resistance, aging resistance, etc. It is widely used in conductive and heat-resistant bonding of metal wires, ceramics, glass, electrodes and other materials, and can also be used as a thermal conductive coating.