What are the uses of conductive plastics?

Conductive plastics are widely used in fields such as electronics, automotive, aerospace, etc. So, what are the uses of conductive plastics? 

Electronics industry

Conductive plastics are widely used in the field of electronics, mainly for manufacturing electrical components such as wire and cable casings, connectors, plugs, etc. In addition, conductive plastics can also be used to manufacture magnetic drum shells, mobile phone keyboards, computer cases, etc., with good anti electromagnetic interference performance and anti-static ability.

Automotive industry

Conductive plastics also have important applications in the automotive field, mainly used for manufacturing automotive electrical circuits, regulators, engine controllers, etc. In addition, conductive plastics can also be used to manufacture anti fogging and anti UV films for automotive glass in vehicles.

Aerospace industry

Conductive plastics have a high technological content in the aerospace field, mainly used in cabin shells, fuselage plastic parts, and other aerospace equipment. Conductive plastics not only have excellent properties such as radiation resistance and anti-static, but also can solve the limitations of weight and thermal expansion coefficient faced by traditional metal materials.

Medical and health industry

The application of conductive plastics in the medical and health field mainly involves electrical stimulation, minimally invasive surgery, and other aspects. Conductive plastic can be used to manufacture transparent electrode sheets for monitoring human current, as well as for manufacturing sensors and micro electrodes.

Environmental protection industry

Conductive plastics can be used in the field of environmental protection to manufacture pipelines with anti-corrosion and conductive functions, making the anti-corrosion effect of engineering more significant and reducing the cost of anti-corrosion work during pipeline use.