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Conductive foils, fabrics and sheet materials for EMI shielding. These materials are used to shield plastic housings and enclosures against unwanted electromagnetic signals. Please select one of the EMI-shielding foils below to continue
Many EMI problems can be solved easily by the use of conductive foils, fabrics or sheets. Some of the most commonly used materials are Mu-copper foil, reinforced Amucor foil and highly conductive textile.
All of these materials can be produced with or without (conductive) self-adhesive and an optional insulation layer.
In addition, all materials can be cut according to CAD drawing in any desired shape and/or size.
| Field | Frequency | Mu-copper foil | Amucor foil | Conductive textile foil | Mu-ferro foil |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.12 mm thick | 0.04 mm thick | 0.10 mm thick | |||
| E | 1 MHz | 125 dB | 121 dB | 115 dB | Developed for low-frequency (LF) magnetic field shielding |
| E | 10 MHz | 101 dB | 110 dB | 108 dB | |
| E | 100 MHz | 120 dB | 103 dB | 102 dB | |
| E | 400 MHz | 115 dB | 98 dB | 92 dB | |
| P | 1 GHz | 110 dB | 92 dB | 90 dB | |
| P | 10 GHz | 120 dB | 85 dB | 80 dB | |
| These values are measured under laboratory conditions. In other situations results may differ; please read our Guarantee. | |||||
Conductive foils, fabrics and sheet materials for EMI shielding, used to shield plastic housings and enclosures against unwanted electromagnetic signals
All EMI-shielding foils and fabrics can be cut according to CAD drawing in any desired shape and/or size
3281 series – Smooth Mu-copper foil with a (conductive) acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive and liner. The …
Mu-copper foil shows superb shielding performance, also at low frequencies, can be soldered, and can be folded into the right shape easily.
Conductive textile with self-adhesive can be applied easily to plastic housings to cover non-standard forms and shapes.
Mu-ferro foil and tape has been developed for shielding low-frequency (LF) magnetic fields.
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