Single-Sided Self-Adhesive Aluminum Foil
Pressure Sensitive Shielding Foil With Release Liner
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AL PET Copper And Mylar Tapes For Cable Shielding
Six shielding and binder tapes covering the range a cable plant actually uses: single and double-sided aluminium-polyester composite for general shielding, self-adhesive foils for wrapping and repair, copper polyester tape where the EMC target is demanding, and transparent PET Mylar for binding and insulation. Each has a stated thickness range, slitting width and, where applicable, a shielding attenuation figure.
Pressure Sensitive Shielding Foil With Release Liner
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Up to 70 dB for aluminium composites and around 100 dB for copper polyester, in the 1 to 100 MHz band.
Minimum 2 mm with 5 mm conventional, on 52 or 76 mm cores.
Pressure-sensitive foils for wrapping and repair alongside plain composite tapes.
Blue and silver standard, with red, green, gold and printed twill available.
Double-sided AL/PET/AL composite is the usual shield layer, and PET Mylar tape is used as a binder.
When the EMC target requires higher attenuation — copper polyester reaches around 100 dB against up to 70 dB for aluminium composites.
52 mm or 76 mm for composite and copper tapes, and 53 mm or 76 mm for self-adhesive foils.
Yes, with the optional conductive adhesive version for electrical continuity through the bond.
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