Conductive ink pen
Conductive ink pen for drawing electrical circuits on cardboard, wooden panels, glass panels, acrylic panels, PLA, ABS and other materials
SKU 1606-CIRCUITPENEAN 8219671115353Various lab products
Description
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Conductive ink pen for drawing electrical circuits on cardboard, wooden panels, glass panels, acrylic panels, PLA, ABS and other materials. It uses a non-toxic silver conductive ink that writes on any surface.
The pen’s main conductive ingredient is a mixed silver-copper powder, which also contains a suitable amount of an oily thinner, a film-forming resin and a conductive agent; conductivity is excellent; the ink is liquid and flows freely, and conducts electricity once it has air-dried after application. It holds about 6 ml of gold-coloured ink; weight: about 22 grams.
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| How do you use the conductive ink pen? |
| Using the conductive ink pen is much like using a correction pen (white-out). Shake the pen well before drawing. The stroke must be thick and smooth. |
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Hold the barrel slightly upright, press the tip lightly onto the surface (paper, card, etc.), squeeze the barrel and drag slowly; the stroke must be thick and unbroken.
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Once the stroke has air-dried, conductivity can be measured with a multimeter.
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| Which materials can it be used on? |
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Once the ink is dry it adheres well to cardboard, wooden panels, glass panels, acrylic panels, PLA, ABS and other materials. Rigid panels stop the drawn lines from cracking. |
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