I have a question: Does KROPELKA glue conduct electricity?? I need to glue two elements together with something that conducts electricity. A soldering iron is not included as I don't have one.

Hi. The droplet does not conduct electricity. You can mix small aluminum filings with the glue and you will have conductive glue or buy glue to repair the heater on car windows, it is conductive glue. I did it myself, but not with a drop because it dries too quickly.

what kind of glue did you use? I need to glue the legs of the capacitor...

Hello. Polyurethane adhesive ANSERCOLL PU-FALCO very popular and very cheap

as for the legs of the capacitor, maybe try to take a piece of copper wire so that it is 3-4mm thick with a slightly sharpened end, heat it with a lighter and maybe you can solder it, if you have it, add some rosin

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#1 4100939 21 Jul 2007 12:31

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I have a question: Does KROPELKA glue conduct electricity??

I need to glue two elements together with something that conducts electricity.

A soldering iron is not included as I don't have one.
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#2 4100954 21 Jul 2007 12:37

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4100954 21 Jul 2007 12:37

Hi. The droplet does not conduct electricity. You can mix small aluminum filings with the glue and you will have conductive glue or buy glue to repair the heater on car windows, it is conductive glue. I did it myself, but not with a drop because it dries too quickly.
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daduszeryf wrote:
Hi. The droplet does not conduct electricity. You can mix small aluminum filings with the glue and you will have conductive glue or buy glue to repair the heater on car windows, it is conductive glue. I did it myself, but not with a drop because it dries too quickly.

what kind of glue did you use?

I need to glue the legs of the capacitor...
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#4 4100980 21 Jul 2007 12:48

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4100980 21 Jul 2007 12:48

Hello. Polyurethane adhesive ANSERCOLL PU-FALCO very popular and very cheap
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4102244 21 Jul 2007 21:52

as for the legs of the capacitor, maybe try to take a piece of copper wire so that it is 3-4mm thick with a slightly sharpened end, heat it with a lighter and maybe you can solder it, if you have it, add some rosin
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