CSGS

Conductive Silver Spheres (CSGS) are highly conductive, low density, spherical powder and particle with a dry bulk resistivity of .001 ohms/cm. Offering seamless electrical continuity of pure silver at a fraction of the cost and weight.The CSGS additives are noticeably lighter than solid silver in paints, composites and adhesive, while providing excellent conductivity, the low particle density of the CSGS and large surface area facilitates slow phase separation in paints and adhesives compared to heavy metallic and inorganic fillers. The CSGS also works well when used as catalysts, laser fusion targets, and electrically conducting bond line spacers in advanced electronics and other applications. The CSGS additives are engineered for high conductivity and shielding electromagnetic interference while improving the applications impact strength.

Conductive Silver Spheres (CSGS) are highly conductive, low density, spherical powder and particle with a dry bulk resistivity of .001 ohms/cm. Offering seamless electrical continuity of pure silver at a fraction of the cost and weight. The CSGS additives are noticeably lighter than solid silver in paints, composites and adhesive, while providing excellent conductivity, the low particle density of the CSGS and large surface area facilitates slow phase separation in paints and adhesives compared to heavy metallic and inorganic fillers. The CSGS also works well when used as catalysts, laser fusion targets, and electrically conducting bond line spacers in advanced electronics and other applications. The CSGS additives are engineered for high conductivity and shielding electromagnetic interference while improving the applications impact strength.

Conductive Silver Spheres (CSGS) are highly conductive, low density, spherical powder and particle with a dry bulk resistivity of .001 ohms/cm. Offering seamless electrical continuity of pure silver at a fraction of the cost and weight. The CSGS additives are noticeably lighter than solid silver in paints, composites and adhesive, while providing excellent conductivity, the low particle density of the CSGS and large surface area facilitates slow phase separation in paints and adhesives compared to heavy metallic and inorganic fillers. The CSGS also works well when used as catalysts, laser fusion targets, and electrically conducting bond line spacers in advanced electronics and other applications. The CSGS additives are engineered for high conductivity and shielding electromagnetic interference while improving the applications impact strength.