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2UUL SC95 LQ Wire Liquid Jumper Wire (Conductive Paste)
2UUL · SKU 2U10160
$5.63
per unit| Quantity | Unit price | Saving |
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| $5.63 | ||
| $5.35 | −5% | |
| $5.07 | −10% |
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Details
Some broken traces are too close to heat-sensitive parts, or too fine, to solder a wire to safely. A conductive paste can be laid along the break to bridge it, then left to dry into a solid conductor with no soldering iron involved.
The 2UUL SC95 LQ Wire is a silver conductive paste in a needle-tip tube. According to the listing, it dries in air or can be cured faster with gentle hot air at about 80–100 °C. Once cured, it forms a solid conductive path that sticks to PCB, FPC and metal surfaces.
When it's useful
Broken traces on a board or flex cable that leave a function dead.
Damaged FPC connector lines that cause display faults.
Fine breaks too close to heat-sensitive parts to solder safely.
Small open circuits on laptop keyboard or touchpad cables.
How to apply
Power the device off and clean the area so it's free of dust, oxide and oil. Squeeze out a thin, continuous line across the break. Let it dry in air, or use low hot air to speed it up, then check continuity with a meter.
Use only a little. Too much paste can bridge to a neighbouring trace and cause a short. Seal the tube after use so the paste doesn't dry out.
Specifications
| Brand | 2UUL |
|---|---|
| Condition | New |
| Product type | Conductive silver paste (liquid jumper) |
| Model | SC95 LQ Wire |
| Packaging | Needle-tip tube |
| Curing | Air dry, or ≈80–100 °C hot air (per listing) |
Questions
Do I need to solder it?
No. It dries into a conductive path.
How do I speed up drying?
Use low hot air at about 80–100 °C.
Can it cause a short?
Yes, if you use too much. Apply a thin line.
What surfaces does it stick to?
According to the listing, PCB, FPC and metal.
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