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Faraday Shielding Tape

Faraday Shielding Tape

Joins shielding fabrics

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Description

Metallized adhesive tape for joining metallized materials that shield electromagnetic fields. It blocks all radio signals and is used to seal shielded structures, drain static charge and shield wires. Shielding tape is a must for DIY projects (a homemade Faraday cage), assembling shielded tents and protecting rooms from electromagnetic radiation: use it to join pieces of shielding fabric and on the seams and corners of the build. Suitable for research, testing, construction and renovation.

Features

• Shielding effectiveness of at least 77 dB at 1–7,000 MHz
• Conductive material
• Durable acrylic adhesive
• Corrosion resistant

Specifications

Length: 50 m
Width: 3 cm or 4 cm
Material: polyester, copper, nickel
Shielding effectiveness: ≥ 70 dB (10 MHz – 3 GHz)

Delivery

Global shipping: 50$

5 - 10 working days

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Faraday Shielding Tape

Shields against interference, provides grounding and blocks radio signals

Two rolls of shielding tape on a lab table

Specifications

  • >77 dBshielding effectiveness
  • 1–7,000 MHzfrequency range
  • 50 mlength
  • 3 | 4 cmwidth

Composition: polyester, copper, nickel

Shielding tape roll with release paper peeled back
  • Release paper
  • Adhesive surface
  • Conductive material

Where it's used

Scientific testing

EMC testing, technical information security, electronics development

Shielding tape on an electronics board

Industry and construction

Shielding of equipment, rooms and medical offices

Shielded room with taped fabric seams

Manufacturing and DIY

Building shielding structures and making your own shielding accessories

Making a shielding accessory with tape

Usage tips

  • Hand in a glove

    Work with gloves

  • Crumpled tape with do not iron, wash or wet icons

    Do not crumple, iron, wash or get wet

  • Tape in direct sunlight

    Avoid heat and direct sunlight

Comparison with alternatives

  • Velter

    Velter shielding tape

    Tested

  • Alternatives

    Generic metal tape

    Not tested