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his nickel conductive coating for plastic is an EMI / RFI shielding
paint consisting of a 1-part, solvent-based acrylic lacquer, pigmented
with a highly conductive nickel flake. Unlike diamagnetic fillers such
as carbon, copper, or silver that only shield the electric component of
electromagnetic waves, nickel is ferromagnetic and shields the magnetic
component as well. It is smooth, hard, and abrasion resistant. It can be
easily applied by brush or spray. It has a quick dry time, with no heat
cure necessary. It adheres strongly to most injection molded plastics,
such as ABS, PVC, nylon and polycarbonate. It also provides strong
corrosion resistance and is suitable for use in marine environments.
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provides a conductive coating for the interior of plastic enclosures
that suppresses EMI / RFI emissions. It may also be used for repairing
and prototyping electronic circuits. It excels when corrosion resistance
is a concern.
This liquid product is also offered in aerosol and
pen formats. We also offer a more economical carbon version, and a more
effective silver-coated copper version, as well as a water-based
version for use on wood or drywall, and an epoxy-based alternative for
use on metal or glass. Before applying this product to plastic, clean
the surface with IPA.
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Features: UL Recognized (File # E202609) Provides effective EMI/RFI shielding over a broad frequency range Strong corrosion resistance Mild solvent system, and safe on polystyrenes HAP free—does not contain toluene, xylene, or MEK
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