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Why do you want to use conductive plastics? Is cost the issue?
I've seen graphite paint (highly conductive) at fleet-farm stores.
Not sure how well this stuff holds up, but several coats over
sheet metal might suffice.
Statistics: Posted by thrival — Sun Sep 03, 2006 6:24 pm
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I have attached pricing on our PRE-ELEC 5-999X56155-B material. The 24-999X is very similar in formulation but uses a base resin that is 7 times higher in price. so the cost of material is about $3-4/lb higher.
These materials are designed for electrodes and have surface resistivities that are closer to theoretical values (volume resistivity divided by the thickness of the test sample).
Best regards,
Steven Kidd
Premix Thermoplastics, Inc.
PO Box 188, 265 Janesville Street
Milton, WI 53563
PH: 1-608-868-9988
Fax: 1-608-868-9166
Cell: 1-262-227-4436
E-mail: steven@premixthermoplastics.com
Web site: www.premix.fi
Statistics: Posted by BOBBY R — Sun Sep 03, 2006 4:32 pm
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i think this is something for the near future or for a member who wants to try out new materials. if anyone is seriously interested please post it. if so i,ll continue to check it out. i personally would enjoy trying out this material when i get to the electrolizer building stage. right now my limited time & energy are being focused on the power producing project. to build the heat exchanger system is complicated & time comsuming. . i,ll sign off for now. i,m going out to the garage to continue building the prototype headers. have a good holiday all. bobby rStatistics: Posted by BOBBY R — Sun Sep 03, 2006 11:28 am
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