Silver-coated glass powder is a composite conductive material with glass microparticles as the core and a uniform silver coating on the surface. It combines the low cost, low density, and high hardness of glass with the excellent electrical and thermal conductivity of silver.
Electronic packaging and conductive adhesives: Used as a conductive filler in conductive adhesives and conductive silver pastes, providing stable electrical connections, especially suitable for cost-sensitive electronic component assembly.
Electromagnetic shielding materials: Incorporated into plastic or rubber matrices to prepare lightweight electromagnetic shielding shells and conductive pads for use in communication equipment, consumer electronics, and military products.
Thermal conductive interface materials: Used in thermal pastes/pads between CPUs, power devices, and heat sinks to establish efficient heat dissipation pathways.
Thick film circuits and electrodes: Used in the fabrication of thick film resistors, electrode pastes, and back electric fields for solar cells, providing a reliable conductive layer.
