Using Kapton to maskout traces via Dangerous Prototypes The other non-conductive tape I use regularly in my lab is of course Kapton tape. While Kapton is a Dupoint brand name, it’s basically a ...

Wire with Dupont connectors is a standard, as is adhesive copper tape. There’s also conductive nylon/steel thread or ribbon. Which you choose depends on your application, of course, but as a ...

This durable cloth-backed tape, originally known as duck tape, was invented during World War II to help soldiers waterproof their ammunition cases. Over time, the Johnson & Johnson company ...

Features: Anti-static / ESD Control; Electrically Conductive / Anti-Static ... Silicone Type: Foam Bonding Tape; Double Coated and Transfer Tape; Cloth Tape; Adhesive Tape; Industrial Tape Adhesive: ...

The team from Chalmers University of Technology coated ordinary silk threads with a specialized polymer that is both flexible ...

fiberglass cloth. Air setting or film drying materials form a bond ... or radio frequency interference (RFI). Conductive tapes and films are used in electrical heating elements and other electronics ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Narrator: Duct tape can hold just about anything together. We use it for all sorts of repairs and even as a decorative addition to various arts and crafts.

A one-component electrically conductive adhesive (ECA) for flexible perovskite and organic photovoltaic connections is now ...

In 2017, his research team, together with researchers at the University of Borås, showed how an ordinary thread with a ...

Scientists developed an electricity-generating fabric that turns clothes into wearable chargers, powering devices through ...

Let's get this straight: Is it "duct" tape or "duck" tape? Believe it or not, historically, it's the latter. This fabric tape with its strong pressure-sensitive adhesive was developed during World War ...