Flexible, Waterproof — For Surfaces That Move and Get Wet
Silexcore Conductive Silicone (SC-110CS )is a versatile solution for EMI shielding, remote control button repair, and restoring conductive rubber keypads. This electrically conductive silicone combines reliable conductivity - sheet resistance ranging from 5Ω/sq to 35Ω/sq - with the flexibility and durability of silicone, making it ideal for repairing electronic devices, sealing components, and creating flexible conductive traces. Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, the material is waterproof, helping protect electronic assemblies from moisture while maintaining stable electrical performance. It offers a practical and dependable way to fix unresponsive buttons, support electronics projects, and develop custom circuits or sensor applications.
Silexcore Conductive Silicone provides reliable electrical conductivity with the flexibility of silicone, making it ideal for electronics repair, EMI shielding, and flexible circuit applications. The following features highlight its key performance benefits:-
Where conductive paint would crack and fail after a few bending cycles, SC-110CS maintains its conductivity through repeated flexing and stretching. The silicone base moves with the substrate — whether it's a rubber keypad, a stretch fabric, or a silicone sheet — without forming micro-fractures that break the conductive path. Sheet resistance of 5–35 Ω/sq is maintained even after extended mechanical cycling..
Unlike water-based conductive paints that can absorb moisture and lose conductivity when wet, SC-110CS cures to a fully waterproof silicone elastomer. Joints are sealed against water ingress, humidity, and brief immersion. This makes it ideal for outdoor sensor installations, marine electronics, wearable devices, and any application where water exposure is unavoidable.
Rubber keypads — on TV remotes, industrial controls, medical devices, and automotive panels — wear out in a predictable way: the conductive carbon coating on the rubber dome degrades, and buttons stop registering. SC-110CS can restore these contacts precisely. Apply a small dot to the worn rubber contact, allow it to cure 24 hours, and the keypad functions like new. This repair is significantly cheaper than a replacement unit and takes minutes to perform.
SC-110CS provides a practical alternative to traditional acid etching methods when creating experimental circuits. It allows engineers, makers, and hobbyists to quickly prototype conductive paths without complex chemical processes.
SC-110CS provides EMI shielding for silicone-based enclosures and flexible electronic assemblies while sealing and bonding components without compromising electrical conductivity.
SC-110CS is a single-part compound — no mixing ratios, no pot life to race against, no solvents to handle. Apply directly from the precision tube tip to your substrate, shape as needed, and let it cure at room temperature. The fine tip allows precise application to small contacts, narrow traces, and tight repair areas without flooding adjacent components, also can be cleaned or removed before curing using isopropyl alcohol or acetone.
Worn rubber button contacts on TV remotes, industrial keypads, and medical devices. Apply a dot of silicone, cure 24 hours, restore full function.
Prototype circuits on flex substrates, fabric, and silicone sheets without etching or photolithography. Stays conductive through bending.
Conductive traces on stretch fabric for e-textiles and wearable sensors. The silicone base flexes and returns without cracking.
Seal and bond conductive joints in outdoor or moisture-exposed electronics. Simultaneously makes an electrical connection and a watertight seal.
Prototype without acid etching. Apply traces directly, test same day, revise. Compatible with most PCB substrates and breadboards.
Build pressure sensors, strain gauges, and touch interfaces using conductive silicone traces. Widely used in academic research and product development.
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