Electrically Conductive Materials
Antimony Tin Oxide (ATO) and ATO-Coated Titanium Dioxide (TiO2)
Electroconductive materials, available in acicular and spherical shapes, that enable highly conductive clear, white, and colored coatings, plastics, adhesives and more.
Available Anti-Static Materials
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Antimony Tin Oxide (ATO) |
ATO-Coated TiO2 |
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Shapes Available |
Acicular, spherical |
Acicular, spherical |
Color |
Transparent, used for clear coating and applications requiring no color |
White, used for white and colored coatings and applications requiring opacity and color |
Conductive ATO-based Material Performance Advantages
ATO and ATO-coated TiO2 enable formulations with a wide range of advantages, with limited impact on other performance attributes. View the table below to learn about each material’s unique benefits.
Benefits
Antimony Tin Oxide (ATO) |
ATO-Coated TiO2 |
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Higher conductivity with less additive required (acicular) |
Higher conductivity with less additive required (acicular) |
Excellent transparency due to fine particle size |
Heat, physical and chemical stability |
High absorbability of NIR (near infrared) rays |
Gives high brightness (L*) to formulations |
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Excellent stability of conductivity under various dispersion strengths, enabling customizable formulation |
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Constant electroconductivity against humidity change and permanent anti-static properties |
Application Examples for ATO and ATO-Coated TiO2
Antimony Tin Oxide (ATO) |
ATO-Coated TiO2 |
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Heat shielding/IR absorption coating on glass/plastic for applications |
EC coatings: including E-coat, primer for automotive applications, industrial floor coatings |
Conductive sealant and adhesives |
Anti-stat carpet fibers |
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Electroconductive Plastics |
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Conductive sealant and adhesives |