{ "title": "Conductive Powders", "kind": "product", "company": "Allied High Tech Products", "category": "Lapping, honing & superfinishing", "parameters": { "Language": "English", "Captured": "2026-10-17", "Part numbers": "155-10010; 155-20010; 155-20015" }, "language": "en", "source_url": "https://consumables.alliedhightech.com/product-p/conpwd.htm", "content_html": "
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Conductive Powders

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\n\nHot compression mounting is an economical method of encapsulating samples that can withstand the pressure and heat of the mounting process.

These mounting powders are used to make conductive samples for scanning electron microscopy and electrolytic polishing.

Copper-based powder provides very good edge retention and should be used for analyzing samples where copper is not a primary constituent.
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Graphite-based conductive mounting powder offers higher hardness and is recommended for specimens without carbon as a component.

\nCOPPER-BASED PRODUCT USE INSTRUCTIONS\nHOT MOUNTING PRODUCTS GUIDE\nCOPPER-BASED SAFETY DATA SHEET\nGRAPHITE-BASED PRODUCT USE INSTRUCTIONS\nGRAPHITE-BASED SAFETY DATA SHEET\n\n \n
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155-10010Mounting Powder, Copper-Based Conductive, 1 lb. (0.45 kg)
155-20010Mounting Powder, Graphite-Based Conductive, 1 lb. (~0.45 kg)
155-20015Mounting Powder, Graphite-Based Conductive, 5 lb. (~2.3 kg)
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\n\t\tThis product can be used with mounting machines/systems offered by Allied and other manufacturers. Browse our machines >>\n\t

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", "summary": "Consumables > Mounting > Conductive Powders More Views: Hot compression mounting is an economical method of encapsulating samples that can withstand the pressure and heat of the mounting process. These mounting powders are used to make conductive samples for scanning electron microscopy and electrolytic polishing. Copper-based powder provides very good edge retention and should be used for analyzing samples where copper is not a primary constituent. Graphite-based conductive mounting powder…", "sections": [], "updated_at": "2026-10-17T21:12:06.592434+00:00" }