Bondshield Electrically Conductive Epoxy Adhesives – Silver Loaded

SHIELDING SOLUTIONS LIMITED

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Pastes and compounds for form in place applications. These can be conductive and non conductive to be used for EMI shielding and environmental protection. Bondshield electrically conductive silver loaded epoxy adhesives provide conductive, high strength, permanent metal to metal bonds. They are ideally suited to the assembly of or prototyping of metallic enclosures avoiding the use of fasteners, welding or expensive machining operations At present there are two standard conductive adhesives available in this range. Both are silver loaded materials, in one or two part epoxies. Other variants ba

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