Conductive paints

Conductive paints provide effective EMI/RFI shielding and high adhesion to protect circuits.

What is meant by conductive paints

Conductive paints are formulated by mixing an electrically active pigment into a nonconductive resin binder. The binder provides adhesion and durability, while the conductive pigment creates an electrical pathway, allowing charges to move. The fillers used, such as carbon, nickel, silver-plated copper and silver, offer different conductivity and corrosion resistance capabilities.

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Applications of use

Electrically conductive coatings are ideal for EMI/RFI shielding, ESD protection and grounding, and are available with different binders to suit various applications and environmental resistances.

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Acrylic conductive paints

Easy-to-apply, single-component coatings that cure quickly and provide EMI/RFI shielding, optimal for plastic electronic enclosures.

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Conductive epoxy paints

Two-component coatings that offer superior adhesion, durability and chemical resistance. They are suitable for use in harsh environments.

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Water-based conductive screen paint

Single-component coating suitable for use on wood, excellent for guitars and other instruments. It is also excellent on drywall and suitable for use on walls and other architectural applications.