Can be used for thin film switches, flexible circuits, shielding circuits, circuit resistors, conductive silver paste for conventional resistors

Conductive silver pasteCan be used for thin film switches with conventional resistors, flexible circuits, shielding circuits, computer keyboard circuits with circuit resistance of around 300 Ω (width 0.6mm X length 1000mm X film thickness 6um), and other low-temperature materialsconductive paste, byFlake silver powdersRefined and synthesized with thermoplastic resin. After years of large-scale product practice by multiple enterprises in the fields of membrane switches and flexible circuit production, as well as years of research and improvement by experts in chemical and electronic fields, its multiple technical indicators have reached the international advanced level. After baking at 130 ° C for 30 minutes, conductive silver paste can achieve good physical and electrical properties, with good resistance to bending, adhesion, scratch resistance, and low impedance value.

Scope of application:
On general membrane switches, flexible circuits, computer keyboard circuits, shielding circuits, heating circuits, circuit repairs, and electronic circuits that require low-temperature curing.

characteristic:
The color is bright and smooth, with good screen printing performance and operability.
Open the bottle and stir thoroughly before use.
Store in a dark sealed environment below 25 ℃ for at least 6 months.
Polyester wire mesh below 300 mesh, stainless steel printing or coating with a mesh size of 250-300 mesh

Technical indicators:
Plane resistance:<0.03 Ω/□/miI
Curing conditions: 130 ℃/30min; (Timing must start when the oven temperature has reached 130 ℃ and bake for 30 minutes)
Density: 2.1-2.4 (kg/L)
Viscosity: 16000-25000cps
Pencil hardness: 3H
Adhesion: It adheres firmly to various materials such as PET, PC, PVC films, resin boards, etc.
Solid content: 48-60%
Flexibility: Natural bending ≥ 180 ℃ (with a load of 2.5kg, repeated 7 times, resistance increase<20% while maintaining creases)