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Carbon black is one of the traditional additives used to create conductive materials. Since most polymers, such as rubbers, silicones, and polyurethanes, are natural insulators, incorporating conductive carbon black in the material’s

Everything in the universe conducts electricity, however, some materials are better at transferring a charge faster than others. Volume resistivity allows products designers to determine how strongly a material resists electrical current.

Conductive polyurethanes can play a significant role in many mechanical operations, including but not limited to medical, digital printing & imaging, and packaging devices. This powerful combination of electrical conductivity and superior

Metals have traditionally been the materials of choice for many applications due to their conductive properties. Engineered plastics, however, have rapidly evolved to include materials that can be lighter and tougher than

This may come to you as a shock, no pun intended, but polyurethanes can easily be customized to eliminate mechanical breakdowns that are caused by static buildup. In this post, we will