Scanning Electron Microscopy Graphite & Silver Conductive Paints

DAG T-502 is a combination of specially processed carbon particles in a fluoroelastomer resin system designed to provide high resistance values. Solvent is methyl ethyl ketone. Also known as Conducting Graphite Paint. Formerly known as Electrodag 502.

New Name: Bonderite S-FN T-502 Acheson

Graphite lubricating resistance coating. Aerodag® G offers excellent adhesion to most plastics. This feature, combined with high lubricity and electrical properties, makes this product especially valuable in the design of lightweight electrical/electronic parts.

NEW NAME: Bonderite L-GP G Acheson

10.5 oz. aerosol

Electrodag 154 is an easy-to-apply resistance coating designed to provide high lubricity, conductivity, and excellent release properties to many nonconductive substrates, including most plastics.

New Name: Loctite EDAG 154 E&C

Isopropanol solvent.

Dag 154 provides clean,long-wearing lubrication without redesign of component dimensions. Coatings are easily applied during manufacture or assembly by standard spray, brush or dip techniques.

New Name: Bonderite L-GP 154 Acheson

Isopropanol solvent.

Use this two part electrically conductive silver epoxy for adhering microscope samples and solderless connections. Also good for bonding in electric design, prototype and repair projects. Applications include circuit board repair, surface mount connections, static discharge, shielding and grounding. Ideal for bonding of heat sensitive components. Curing time as little as ten minutes when 150-250^o F is applied. Resistivity is 0.001 ohm-cm. 14 gram kit (7g each resin and hardener).

This pen is great for adhering samples to SEM stubs. Designed for making instant conductive silver traces, the specially formulated silver-bearing thermoplastic polymer dries in minutes at room temperature. Valved pen tip allows smooth flow with normal writing pressure and is spring loaded to prevent clogging. Pen tip is approximately 1/16" in diameter. If you wish to use the pen for traces, solderable terminations are possible using a 250o F cure for 10-15 minutes. Tin, lead, or silver solder can be used (do not exceed 350 o F for more than 5 seconds.) Each pen is filled with approximately 100 feet worth of traces. Approximately 39-45% silver with less than 10 microns in diameter. Thinner is butyl acetate.

Product Weight: 8.5 g.