22-023 GC Electronics, 22-023 Datasheet

22-023

Manufacturer Part Number

22-023

Description

SILVER PRINT II, 1/2 TROY OUNCE BOTTLE

Manufacturer

GC Electronics

Type

Conductiver

Datasheet

1.22-023.pdf (3 pages)

Specifications of 22-023

Boiling Point

137 °C

Chemical Component

Acrylic Resin Silver/Cumene/Glycol ether PM Acetate/Trimethylbenzene/Xylene

Dispensing Method

Bottle

Flash Point

Hydrolytic Stability

Stable

Pressure, Vapor

6.6 mmHg

Primary Type

Coating

Special Features

Repair

Specific Gravity

1.6

Weight

1/2 troy Oz.

Lead Free Status / Rohs Status

RoHS Compliant part Hazardous Materials

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CHEMICALS

Polystyrene Q-Dope

Thinner

For thinning polystyrene base coil dopes and

cements. Can also be used for cementing

polystyrene parts.

Part No. 10-4102

N.S.N. 8010-00-063-1376

N.S.N. 8040-00-902-1159

Radio-TV Cement

Solvent

Fast acting solvent formulated for use in

speaker repair. Dissolves cement on speaker

cones, spiders, frames, voice-coils. May also

be used as a thinner for all lacquer type

cements.

Part No. 10-312

Part No. 10-318

Part No. 10-320

N.S.N. 8010-00-775-5893

Part No. 10-321

Silver Print II

(Conductive Paint)

For PC repair or add-on circuit traces. Pure

silver in acrylic lacquer based carrier may

be brushed on for either conductors or

shielding. Connections have equal or better

conductivity than copper (0.1 ohms per

square).

Part No. 22-023

Part No. 22-024

Red Insulating Varnish

Alkyd-based compound, especially resistant

to environmental extremes including oils,

water and most acids and alkalis. Retains its

high dielectric strength even if wet and is,

therefore, especially adaptable to the

insulation of electrical and electronic

devices or components which may be

operated in a very humid climate and up to

250°F (121°C). For general insulation of

coils, transformers, motor windings and for

all-around protection against oxidation and

atmospheric attacks.

Part No. 10-9002

N.S.N. 5970-00-901-5331

Part No. 10-9002-1G

Part No. 10-9008

2 fl. oz. Bottle

8 fl. oz. Bottle

16 fl. oz. Bottle

1 gal. Can

All quantities are single; BU’s are packages of 10 Unless otherwise noted.

2 fl. oz. Bottle

1/2 troy oz. Bottle

1 troy oz. Bottle

2 fl. oz. Bottle w/Brush

1 gal. can

8 fl. oz. Bottle

Print Kote Conformal

Coating

The ultimate coating for PC boards provides

a protective shield to resist environmental

contaminants. Prevents arcing and shorting.

Air dry 15 to 30 minutes. May be baked at

200°C for 30-60 minutes for extreme high

temperature applications.

Part No. 22-203

N.S.N. 8010-00-711-2173

Nickel Print

(Conductive Paint)

A quick drying lacquer-based coating, pig-

mented with powdered nickel. For repair and

modification of printed circuits. Conductivity

is 5 to 6 ohms per square.

Part No. 22-207

THINNERS & SOLVENTS

Paint Thinner

All purpose mineral spirit type thinner and

solvent for paint and varnish base products.

Part No. 10-6702

N.S.N. 8010-00-054-1521

Print Kote Solvent

A solvent to remove silicone and other

types of protective coatings from PC boards.

Required when modifying PC boards or

replacing components where the protective

coating interferes with the desoldering and

resoldering operation.

Part No. 22-209

N.S.N. 6810-00-711-2185

2 fl. oz. Bottle

COATINGS

22-023 Summary of contents

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... For PC repair or add-on circuit traces. Pure silver in acrylic lacquer based carrier may be brushed on for either conductors or shielding. Connections have equal or better conductivity than copper (0.1 ohms per square). Part No. 22-023 1/2 troy oz. Bottle Part No. 22-024 1 troy oz. Bottle Red Insulating Varnish Alkyd-based compound, especially resistant to environmental extremes including oils, water and most acids and alkalis ...

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... Stability: Hazardous Polymerization: Conditions to Avoid: Materials to Avoid: Part Numbers: 22-23, 22-24 Section 4 - Fire & Explosion Hazard Data Water fog, carbon dioxide, foam or dry chemical. Full protective equipment including self-contained breathing apparatus should be used. Water spray may be used to cool fire exposed container to prevent pressure build-up and possible auto-ignition or rupture ...