Conductive fabrics and EMI/RFI shielding textiles for electronic enclosures, grounding, cable wrapping and device shielding.
Electronic devices can require conductive textile materials to reduce electromagnetic interference around enclosures, seams, cables and sensitive components. Fabric construction, surface conductivity and mechanical flexibility should be considered together with the installation method.
Depending on the design, shielding fabric may be used as a liner, wrap, gasket material or converted component. Share the target area, required width and assembly method so the material can be matched to the project.
Shielding performance, conductivity, flexibility, width, thickness, lamination or adhesive backing, conversion method and production quantity.
It can be used around electronic enclosures, seams, cables and selected internal components where a flexible conductive layer is needed to help reduce electromagnetic interference.
Start with the shielding target, frequency range, available installation space, required width, flexibility and the way the material will be attached, wrapped, laminated or converted.
Some conductive textile constructions can be supplied or converted with adhesive backing. The suitable option depends on the substrate, installation method and environmental requirements.
Share the application, target frequency or shielding requirement, required width and thickness, installation method, expected quantity and any lamination or adhesive requirement.