Conductive paint is a specially formulated paint with conductive pigments (such as silver, copper, nickel, or graphite) that allow it to conduct electricity across the surface it is applied to. It is used for a wide range of applications, from circuit board repairs to creative projects. Versatile tool for both professionals and hobbyists due to its ability to create electrical pathways on a variety of surfaces.

Recommended For:

• EMI/RFI Shielding: A primary application is shielding electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) on electronic component housings.
• Circuit Repair: Provides a quick and reliable solution for repairing broken circuit traces or creating new conductive paths in prototyping projects.
• DIY and Educational Projects: Popular for drawing electronic circuits on unconventional surfaces such as paper, wood, plastic, or textiles, allowing for the creation of interactive art and wearable technology.
• Industrial Applications: Used for creating grounding systems and anti-static layers to prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD).
• Industrial and Automation Equipment. General applications.

Types of Conductive Paint:

Conductive paint types vary depending on the conductive pigment used, each offering different levels of conductivity and suitability for certain environments. We produce the following conductive paint.
• Graphite-based conductive paint: An economical option, used primarily for its antistatic properties and for reducing RFI at low frequencies.
• Copper-based conductive paint: A cost-effective alternative to silver, with good conductivity for longer distances.
• Silver-based conductive paint: Offers the highest conductivity and is ideal for applications requiring superior performance.