
Create instant conductive traces on PCBs with the Chemtronics Nickel Conductive Pen. Dries quickly with excellent adhesion. 9g capacity.
The Chemtronics CircuitWorks Nickel Conductive Pen is designed to create instant conductive traces on circuit boards, offering an economical alternative to silver conductors. This engineered nickel coating provides reliable electrical and thermal conductivity, making it an essential tool for electronics repair and prototyping.
The conductive nickel traces dry in minutes at room temperature and exhibit excellent adhesion to a wide variety of electronic materials. Featuring a valved pen tip, the applicator ensures easy and precise dispensing, allowing you to quickly draw conductive paths on most surfaces without mess or waste.
Key Features
Whether you are repairing broken traces on a PCB or creating new conductive pathways, this nickel conductive pen provides a fast, effective, and budget-friendly solution for your electronic projects.
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