Nickel Coated Graphite Powder Supplier

Product Description

Nickel Coated Graphite Powder Supplier

Conductive nickel-coated graphite powder Conductive nickel-coated graphite powder is made by using a nickel carbonyl decomposition process to completely coat a layer of nickel powder on the surface of graphite powder.
 

Model	Ni/C	Granularity	D50(μm)	Apparent Density	shape
XS-1	60/40	120	120	1.4-1.6	oval
XS-2	60/40	120	115	1.4-1.6	flake
XS-3	60/40	140	60	1.2-1.5	oval
XS-4	60/40	350	30	1.2-1.5	oval
XS-5	65/35	150	75	1.2-1.5	flake
XS-6	75/25	300	50	1.1-1.4	flake
XS-7	75/25	350	30	1.1-1.4	flake

Application: The combination of low-density graphite powder and conductive nickel layer forms a lightweight filler, which is very suitable for conductive gaskets (extrusion molding, mold molding, sheet and field molding) and sealing rings. Other uses include: plasma spraying, friction products and carbon aluminum.

 

1. conductive silicone rubber products, containing conductive gaskets, conductive       rubber plates, rubber strips, etc., such as conductive zebra strips.

2. Conductive fillers of acrylic tape, including pressure sensitive conductive tapes     with metal sheets as gaskets. Fabric conductive tape based on foam cotton,         unlined conductive tape

3. conductive adhesive;

4. conductive paint, conductive film;

5. conductive ink;

6.  substitute for silver and nickel powder.

Advantages: There are many varieties of conductive fillers for silicone gaskets, from carbon black, conductive nickel-coated graphite powder, silver-plated materials (AgAl, AgNi, and AgGlass) to pure silver. Compared with other competitive materials, conductive nickel-coated graphite powder has advantages in the following three important aspects:

Shielding effectiveness: The shielding of conductive nickel-coated graphite powder is significantly better than carbon black, slightly inferior to pure silver, but comparable to silver-plated materials. Published data shows that the shielding effectiveness of conductive nickel-coated graphite powder is comparable to silver-plated materials in a wide frequency range.

Electrochemical corrosion: Many enclosures that require conductive gasket protection are aluminum products. Silver and silver-plated fillers can produce electrical coupling and accelerate the corrosion rate of outdoor products. Nickel and aluminum housings are very compatible.

Cpmpetitive Price: The price of conductive nickel-coated graphite powder is only 1/3 to 1/4 of silver-plated materials, which is much cheaper than pure silver.