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Electronic Paints

Non-conductive paint / adhesives can be formulated to withstand thermal and physical stresses typically seen in electronic systems. Conductive paint is used to create circuitry on almost any surface.

In addition to conductive printed electronic inks, non-conductive ink formulations play a crucial role in the design and production of electronic devices. Our product range includes black non-conductive and dielectric non-conductive inks. Black non-conductive inks are often blended with conductive inks to adjust resistance levels, while dielectric non-conductive inks are used to create dielectric layers, conformal coatings, and encapsulations. These inks are essential in manufacturing touchscreens and other electronic devices across industries. By insulating multilayer circuitry, dielectric non-conductive inks enable circuit crossovers and multilayer applications. They offer excellent flexibility, humidity resistance, and enhanced protection, improving strength and performance across various electronic applications.

Non-conductive coatings insulate sensitive components from heat or electricity by creating a high-resistance barrier between metal surfaces and their environment. These coatings can be applied to both ferrous and non-ferrous metals and are commonly used in high-temperature or high-electrical-current environments.

Applications of Non-Conductive Coatings:

• Electrical insulation
• Thermal barriers
• Corrosion protection

Non-conductive coatings (NCC) can be applied through various methods, including thermal spraying and plasma spraying. The choice of method depends on the substrate material, desired coating properties, and operating conditions.

Benefits of Non-Conductive Coatings:

With non-conductive coatings, you can prevent:

• Dangerous electrical shock
• Unwanted sparks or arcing
• Corrosion of metal surfaces
• Excessive heat loss or gain

In addition to non-conductive paint, we also distribute a full line of electronic paint / adhesives for a wide range of applications. Use paint adhesives to paint circuits, electronic components and sensors, or use paint as a conductive adhesive on almost anything including paper, plastic, textiles and conventional electronics.