Re: Fusing plastic to metal

"Don A. Gilmore" wrote:

Hi guys:

I have an application where I am gluing thick sheets of conductive UHMW
plastic to a *** of stainless steel. There must be complete electrical
contact over the entire interface. I use a conductive epoxy that is filled
with silver and is thus very expensive.

Is there a way to fuse the plastic directly to the metal using heat? Can it
be done with the two existing sheets, or perhaps some process during the
manufacture of the plastic ***?

Thanks for any help you can provide.

What about nickel loading? If there is some short metal fiber
loading, filler content to achieve a given mhos/square will drop but
viscosity will rise.

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