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Nickel Coated Fibers Conductive Composites has developed a proprietary Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) coating process where fibers are coated with a very thin, robust, and ductile film of pure nickel. Nickel coated fibers present an ultimate combination of low density, high strength, toughness, and high conductivity. Our process produces a conductive fiber with superior handling properties, excellent conductivity/shielding capabilities and are available in tow, braid, cloth, and converted formats. Our CVD technology allows a wide range of fiber types to be coated including cellulose, silk, cotton, jute and even carbon nano materials to name a few. Carbon Fibers Carbon fibers are widely used in commercial and defense application for their strength and weight properties, and our nickel coating process adds electrical and shielding performance and deliver a multifunctional materials system. Available in multiple tow count and modulus levels, our coated fibers provide a number of unique properties that can only be obtained through our proven process. Aramid Fibers Nickel coated aramid fibers are high strength, heat-resistant synthetic fibers which present an ultimate combination of low density, high strength, toughness, and high conductivity. CutFiber (chopped & sized staple) Our chopped/sized conductive fiber staple is available with a wide range of nickel coating levels and sizing chemistries in lengths from 6mm to 24mm. The superior properties of our CutFiber makes it a perfect high performance structural and conductive additive for thermosets & thermoplastics and is also used in conductive nonwovens. Precision Converted Fiber (PCF) Our precision converted nickel coated fiber is a highly uniform short fiber format in length from 2mm to 100μm. Our PCF provides our customers and partners with a high-performance structural and conductive additive that is both lighter and longer than typical nickel coated graphite formats. With a wide range of available nickel coating levels and sizing chemistries, our easily dispersable, high uniformity conductive short fiber format is perfectly suited for conductive gaskets, elastomers, sealants, adhesives and paints. ADVANCED MATERIALS advanced materials from a unique commercial process 357 West 910 South Heber City, UT 84032 :: 435.654.3683 :: [email protected]

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Page 1: Nickel Coated Fibers ADVANCED MATERIALS · 2019-06-26 · Nickel coated fibers present an ultimate combination of low density, high strength, toughness, and high conductivity. Our

Nickel Coated FibersConductive Composites has developed a proprietary Chemical Vapor Deposition

(CVD) coating process where fibers are coated with a very thin, robust, and ductile

film of pure nickel. Nickel coated fibers present an ultimate combination of low

density, high strength, toughness, and high conductivity. Our process produces a

conductive fiber with superior handling properties, excellent conductivity/shielding

capabilities and are available in tow, braid, cloth, and converted formats. Our CVD

technology allows a wide range of fiber types to be coated including cellulose, silk,

cotton, jute and even carbon nano materials to name a few.

Carbon FibersCarbon fibers are widely used in commercial and defense

application for their strength and weight properties, and our nickel

coating process adds electrical and shielding performance and

deliver a multifunctional materials system. Available in multiple

tow count and modulus levels, our coated fibers provide a number

of unique properties that can only be obtained through our

proven process.

Aramid FibersNickel coated aramid fibers are high strength, heat-resistant

synthetic fibers which present an ultimate combination of low

density, high strength, toughness, and high conductivity.

CutFiber (chopped & sized staple)Our chopped/sized conductive fiber staple is available with a

wide range of nickel coating levels and sizing chemistries in

lengths from 6mm to 24mm. The superior properties of our

CutFiber makes it a perfect high performance structural and

conductive additive for thermosets & thermoplastics and is also

used in conductive nonwovens.

Precision Converted Fiber (PCF)Our precision converted nickel coated fiber is a highly uniform

short fiber format in length from 2mm to 100µm. Our PCF provides

our customers and partners with a high-performance structural

and conductive additive that is both lighter and longer than typical

nickel coated graphite formats. With a wide range of available

nickel coating levels and sizing chemistries, our easily

dispersable, high uniformity conductive short fiber format is

perfectly suited for conductive gaskets, elastomers, sealants,

adhesives and paints.

ADVANCED MATERIALS

advanced materials from a unique

commercial process

357 West 910 South Heber City, UT 84032 :: 435.654.3683 :: [email protected]

Page 2: Nickel Coated Fibers ADVANCED MATERIALS · 2019-06-26 · Nickel coated fibers present an ultimate combination of low density, high strength, toughness, and high conductivity. Our

357 West 910 South Heber City, UT 84032 :: 435.654.3683 :: [email protected]

Traditional Electroplated Fibers

Conductive Composites Vapor Deposition Coated Fibers

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NiFiber Nickel CVD Coated FIbers

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Cut Fiber

Inquire about additional base fiber types, coating levels, sizing, format and packaging options

Precision Cut Fiber (PCF)

Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD)

Conductive Composites’

proprietary process provides

continuously coated fibers and

provides many advantages

over traditional methods of

coating fibers.

Conductive Composites believes these values to be typical, however, Conductive Composites does not assume any liability whatsoever for accuracy or completeness of any information contained in this document. Conductive Composites does not warrant this product with respect to merchantability or suitability for use, including any intellectual property or trade restrictions, which is the sole responsibility of the purchaser and/or end user. Always refer to materials handling instructions and safety documentation when using this or any other material. ©2014 Conductive Composites Enterprises, LLC.