What Are Conductive Epoxies?
Conductive epoxies are materials that combine epoxy resin with conductive particles.
While retaining the excellent properties of epoxy resin, they achieve conductivity. The operating principle involves conductive particles transmitting electricity, resulting in high conductivity. They are mainly used in a wide range of fields, including electronics, automotive, and construction.
Conductive epoxies consist of two components: epoxy resin and conductive particles, characterized by high conductivity, heat resistance, and chemical resistance. Conductivity can be controlled by adjusting the ratio of conductive particles, and they can be used in high-temperature and chemical environments, leveraging the heat and chemical resistance of epoxy resin. It’s important to pay attention to the ratio of conductive particles and maintain conductivity with appropriate blending.