Piezo Materials                  

• 110 micron film .75" X 2.5"

• 28 micron film .75" X 2.5"

• #2910 sensor with attached leads

• .2" X .8" X .02" PZT wafer

• 5" coaxial PVDF

• 2" X 3" conductive foil tape

• 1’ length of micro shielded cable

• 1" X 3" double sided conductive foil tape

• 1/8”dia. adhesive lined shrink tubing

• 3/16”dia. adhesive lined shrink tubing

• 1/4”dia. adhesive lined shrink tubing

These 28 micron PVDF film sensors come with unshielded leads attached. The silver ink electrodes are covered with a clear polyester laminate on one side and urethane coated on the other. The 2910 makes a great experimental sensor for finding the best location to place a film pickup. It is very durable and can be moved and removed without any damage. When you construct a shielded pickup, they can often be fragile and need to be placed correctly the first time. 

TCL #2910   .640" X 1.63"  $ 7.50

This PVDF coaxial cable is flexible and sensitive across a wide range of frequencies. The output of this material is not high and requires a good preamp. This is the exact same piezo cable used in many major brands of acoustic/electric guitars.

COAXIAL PIEZO  CABLE .107 OD $1.00/inch.

1.  Monokote film 2" X 8"  $1.00/piece

2.  Double sided conductive tape 1" width $1.00/inch.

3.  Single sided conductive tape 2" width $1.00/inch.

4.  Self-adhesive mylar 10" X 1" $1.00.

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