Changzhou Haozhuo Electronic Co., Ltd.
Changzhou Haozhuo Electronic Co., Ltd.
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Product description for conductive shield copper tape for MRI room
| Product name | copper tape |
| Material | 99.9% copper |
| Backing | copper foil |
| Adhesive | acrylic adhesive |
Standard size for conductive shield copper tape for MRI room
Thickness: 0.06mm, 0.08mm, 0.1mm
Width: 25mm, 50mm
Application for conductive shield copper tape for MRI room
- RF room, MRI room, EMC chamber
- Stained glass
- Guitar
- Device EMI shielding
- Electrical repairs
- Paper circuits
- Protect plants from slugs and snails
| Conductive adhesive tape Product Features | |
| Single Sided Copper foil tape | |
| Shield against EMI/RFI radiation | |
| The tape is conductive throughout, including the adhesive, and offers mechanical, electrical, and thermal values to meet shielding requirements | |
| 3/8" width is ideal for securing cable shields to backshell gromments | |
| Deafsoft copper foil backing | |
| Conductive acrylic adhesive | |
| Supplied on a removable liner easy handling and die cutting | |
| Conductive adhesive tape Technical Specifications | |
| Thickness(mm) | Standard 0.06mm/0.08mm/0.1mm |
| Materials | 99.9% Copper |
| Color | Copper |
| Short-term temperature | 180 |
| Long-term temperature | 120 |
| Main Features | EMI/RFI shielding |
| Conductive adhesive tape Application Scope | |
| all types of transformers | |
| mobile phones, computers, PDA, PDP, LCD monitors | |
| copiers and other electronic products where electromagnetic shielding is demanded | |
| notebook computers | |
· Material: 99% copper
· Backing: copper foil
· Thickness: 0.06mm, 0.08mm, 0.1mm, customized acceptable
· Width: 12.7mm, 18mm, 25mm, 50mm, customized acceptable
· Length: 3m, 11m, 33m, 50m, customized acceptable
· Adhesive: acrylic adhesive
Application for EMI shielding conductive copper foil with adhesive tape
· RF room, MRI room, EMC chamber
· Stained glass
· Guitar
· Protect plants from slugs and snails
· Device EMI shielding
· Electrical repairs
· Paper circuits