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Conductive Pen

Conductive pens are intended for small fixes and can be used to connect conductive fabric that is not solderable to the metal pins of a components. But we have found them to be finicky and a slight pain. Instead we recommend the range of conductive paints and inks listed in this post:
>> Conductive Paints and Inks

Circuit Works Conductive Pen >>http://www.chemtronics.com/products/product.asp?r=1&m=2&id=7

4 Comments so far

Victor Klymko on August 18th, 2010

Could you please tell me the density of the dried conductive paint? I need it for research. Thank you.
admin on August 18th, 2010

Sorry i don’t know the density of the dried conductive paint.
supriya on December 13th, 2012

could you plz tell me where i will get it? i am interested in purchasing.
thank you
david chiriboga on February 8th, 2013

quiero saver precio de los condutive pen stp por mayor

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