1. Electrical Conductivity: Nickel is inherently a good conductor of electricity. When processed into a fine powder, it can be used to create conductive paths in printed electronics, RFID antennas, touchscreens, and other electronic devices.
2. Coatings and Films: Conductive nickel powder can be incorporated into coatings and films to provide electromagnetic shielding, EMI/RFI protection, and static dissipation in electronic enclosures, displays, and other applications.
3. Additive Manufacturing: Nickel powder is also used in additive manufacturing processes, such as 3D printing, to produce conductive components, interconnects, and electrical contacts.
4. Catalysis: In addition to its electrical conductivity, nickel powder can also serve as a catalyst in various chemical processes, such as hydrogenation reactions in the production of chemicals and pharmaceuticals.
5. Sintering: Nickel powder can be sintered to form conductive components, such as electrical contacts, connectors, and heat sinks in electronic devices.

When selecting conductive nickel powder for a specific application, factors such as particle size, purity, surface area, and compatibility with the intended matrix material should be considered. Additionally, the powder may be surface-treated or functionalized to enhance its compatibility with the matrix material and improve its performance in the final application.

Product introduction:

Excellent conductivity;

Good stability, not easy to unite;

A variety of particle size selection, suitable for different thickness of conductive adhesive products.

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