conducting epoxy glue

Oct 23, 2003 5 Replies

Anyone know of a UK source of conducting epoxy glue?



It looks like a handy way to retro-fit some power feeds.



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Syon Tru-Bond 206A Conductive Adhesive Solder Devcon



Duralco 132 conductive epoxy Cotronics Corporation



Aremco-Bond 805 Aremco Products, Inc.



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Perhaps arctic silver epoxy, mainly meant for sticking heatsinks to chips, will work. Not quite sure *how* conductive it is (although I know it screws up chips if you connect pins with it).

I bought some Circuit Works conductive epoxy in Canada, product CW2400. It's not cheap - about £12 for 14g (0.5oz). I haven't tried it yet.

The same company also makes pens that will draw a line of conductive paint - OK for circuit boards, but no structural strength. Full info:

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European address: Rocol House, Swillington, Leeds LS26 8BS Tel 0113 232 2625; Fax 0113 232 2740

Thanks, googled CW2400 and got to

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will revert once I have found out if they have any in stock

I think I saw silver loaded epoxy as well as silver loaded paint in Maplins when I was last there................ Checked on line and two sorts...........

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Regards

Len

Thanks for that - I did take a look at their site but didn't find it - I'll take another look

Mike

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