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Pen, Caig, Circuit writer, for drawing traces

S-CCW100P
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Circuit Writer precision conductive ink dispenser makes instant traces on most surfaces (epoxy, glass, metal). Draw traces on circuit boards, repair defective traces, make jumpers and shield electronics, design prototype circuits, repair rear-window heater traces. Silver based solution, 7ml pen dispenser.

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Measurements

Product Measurements:

Binder	acrylic
Density	14.1 lbs/gal
Ideal Film Thickness	0.4 - 1.0 mils
Shielding Performance	76 dB
Solids Content By Weight	55 - 60%
Theoretical Coverage	340 ft²/gal @ 1 mil
V_occ Content	42% - 46% @ 130°C
Volume	7 ml

Packaging Information:

Packaging Dimensions	3.875 in. x 0.75 in. x 7.625 in.
Weight (Packaging)	0.0419 lbs.

About Us

About Amplified Parts:

Backed by over 30 years of experience serving the electronic hobbyist market, Amplified Parts® provides the parts you need to modify, repair, or build your own audio and musical instrument equipment, from transistor radios to vacuum tube amplifiers, guitar pedals, and modular synthesizers. Our mission is to provide our customers with high quality products from an inventory of over 12,000 unique items, and to share our expertise via our large library of tech articles and equipment build guides.

Whether you are building cutting-edge equipment or restoring classic gear with historical accuracy, Amplified Parts® has what you need.

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Brand	Caig
MPN	CCW100P
Compatible Brand	Any
Compatible Model	Any
Features	None
UPC	0697429014000

Pen, Caig, Circuit writer, for drawing traces

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