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CircuitWorks® Conductive Silver Epoxy Adhesive, CW2400, CFW2460
CircuitWorks® Conductive Epoxy adhesive is a two part, silver epoxy used in prototype, repair and general conductive bonding applications. It features strong mechanical bonds, excellent electrical conductivity, and quick room temperature curing. CircuitWorks® Conductive Epoxy bonds aggressively to a wide variety of materials.
CircuitWorks 60 Minute Conductive Epoxy has an extended pot life for high strength conductive bonds. Components can be easily placed and replaced before full cure occurs. For accelerated cure, simply heat material to 212°F (100°C). This conductive epoxy bonds aggressively to a wide variety of materials.
Features & Benefits
- Conductive silver epoxy provides excellent electrical conductivity
- High strength conductive bond
- Mixed material provides five minute work time, fast cure
- Repairs defective traces and creates jumpers on boards
- Quick solderless electronic connections
Applications
- Repairs traces and temperature sensitive circuits
- Makes high-strength solderless conductive connections
Compatibility
- CircuitWorks Conductive Epoxy is generally compatible with most materials used in printed circuit board fabrication. As with any adhesive/sealant, compatibility with substrate should be determined on a non-critical area prior to use.
| Shelf Life | CW2400 - 9 months CW2400J - 12 months CW2460 - 12 months |
|---|---|
| Specs | ANSI/IPC J STD-001, IPC-7711 |
| Shipping Name | Adhesives N.O.I |
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