Chemtronics CW2200STP Conductive Pen 8.5 G

Product Description

The CHEMTRONICS CW2200STP is a conductive pen used to repair, restore, and modify electrical circuits on printed circuit boards and electronic assemblies. Dispensing a liquid conductive compound in a controlled pen-tip format, it allows technicians to re-draw broken traces, create smooth jumper connections, link components, and apply shielding to electronics. The pen holds 8.5 grams of conductive liquid with a net fill of 0.30 oz. The compound is flammable with a flash point of 57.20 degrees F, so proper ventilation and handling per standard safety protocols are required. Installed by electronics repair technicians, PCB rework specialists, and field service professionals.

The CW2200STP is suited for PCB trace repair, component bridging, jumper work, and shielding applications in both bench and field environments. It is used in electronics manufacturing rework, service depot repair, and field service settings wherever fine-tip conductive material application is needed. The pen format provides precision placement with minimal overspray or waste, making it practical for tight board layouts and small-footprint repair areas. It is rated for use up to 400 degrees F, supporting installations in higher-temperature electronic environments.

Key Features

• Pen-tip dispenser allows precise application for trace repair, jumpers, and component linking
• Liquid conductive compound with net fill of 0.30 oz in an 8.5 g pen
• Rated for continuous use up to 400 degrees F
• Meets IPC-7711 rework and repair standard
• NSF K2 Registered and USDA recognized
• Flammable formulation — flash point 57.20 degrees F — requires ventilation and ignition-source clearance during use

Compatibility

Designed for use on PCBs and electronic assemblies requiring conductive trace repair, jumper installation, or EMI shielding. Not rated as plastic safe — verify substrate compatibility before applying to plastic housings or components.

Installation Notes

Application is performed by electronics technicians or PCB rework specialists following IPC-7711 rework procedures. Because the compound is flammable with a low flash point, work in a well-ventilated area away from open flames, sparks, and heat sources. Power down and discharge all boards before applying conductive material to any live circuit area. Allow the applied compound to fully cure before restoring power to the assembly.