solidian eGRID
Electro Conductive Grid
Description
Specially developed flexible grids in combination with electroconductive coatings provide high tensile strength and outstanding electro conductive properties solidian eGRID is now also available with different conductive surface treatments for special applications in which electrical conductivity is important. What is the problem? While raw carbon fibers themselves have very good electrical conductivity textile reinforcements are usually impregnated with a polymer that insulates the grid. Depending on the product and the impregnation polymer the surface of the carbon fibers is more or less covered and can not be electrically connected. The new technology allows us to generate a fully conductive surface of the reinforcement and to connect all carbon filaments to one conductive unit.
- Frameworks, concrete
- Cps
- Cathodic Protection System
- Carbon Heating
Product characteristics
- Material
- Carbon Fiber
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