Electrically conductive adhesive?

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Model A

HY
not sure what you want it for . I found a 1/4 wide copper tape at a doll house shop . they us it for wiring light behind wall paper .I us it on the track along with plastic strip tape . I put down a small strip of strap tape in track to insolate it and put a small wire under the copper tape on the track to make blinker lights work when train rolls over work for me it doze ware some easy to change a i dont tear up track to put plastic pin in cut track . hope this helps BY BY model a

You can find copper conductive tapes of various widths at shops that make or sell supplies for stained glass windows as well.

Steve

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Model A

HY
not sure what you want it for . I found a 1/4 wide copper tape at a doll house shop . they us it for wiring light behind wall paper .I us it on the track along with plastic strip tape . I put down a small strip of strap tape in track to insolate it and put a small wire under the copper tape on the track to make blinker lights work when train rolls over work for me it doze ware some easy to change a i dont tear up track to put plastic pin in cut track . hope this helps BY BY model a

You can find copper conductive tapes of various widths at shops that make or sell supplies for stained glass windows as well.

Steve

[Model A]

HY
not sure what you want it for . I found a 1/4 wide copper tape at a doll house shop . they us it for wiring light behind wall paper .I us it on the track along with plastic strip tape . I put down a small strip of strap tape in track to insolate it and put a small wire under the copper tape on the track to make blinker lights work when train rolls over work for me it doze ware some easy to change a i dont tear up track to put plastic pin in cut track . hope this helps BY BY model a

[cnw1995]

Walthers sells a small vial of electrically conductive silver paint that I've used as a sort of adhesive.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by FJ and G

not sure if this is an adhesive but you could use any ordinary adhesive then smear this on, perhaps. Others would know more than I on this.

http://www.wstopsales.com/cgi-bin/mivavm?Merchant2/merchant.mvc+Screen=PROD&Store_Code=st-001&Product_Code=LGB51010&Category_Code=

I think hat is a more like a conductive grease. This is a link to a conductive epoxy I found.

http://www.web-tronics.com/2400.html

but the price $22.95 for a half ounce of epoxy.... WOW!!!!

Steve

[Anonymous]

http://www.epoxies.com/elec.htm

[Anonymous]

No personal experience here, but try "Googling" the term "conductive epoxy" with and without the quotation marks.

wolverine49

[FJ and G]

not sure if this is an adhesive but you could use any ordinary adhesive then smear this on, perhaps. Others would know more than I on this.

http://www.wstopsales.com/cgi-bin/mivavm?Merchant2/merchant.mvc+Screen=PROD&Store_Code=st-001&Product_Code=LGB51010&Category_Code=

[dbaker48]

Is anyone aware of conductive adhesive that could be used on metal?

Thanks in advance