Highly Conductive Conductive Cloth Adhesive Tape

• Conductive Material: Typically made with a conductive fabric (e.g., nickel, copper, or silver-coated polyester or nylon) that provides excellent electrical conductivity.
• Adhesive Backing: Features a pressure-sensitive adhesive (often conductive) for easy application and strong bonding to surfaces.
• Flexibility: The cloth base allows the tape to conform to irregular shapes and surfaces, making it ideal for complex geometries.
• Durability: Resistant to wear, tear, and environmental factors like moisture, heat, and chemicals.
• Shielding Properties: Effective for EMI/RFI shielding, protecting sensitive electronic components from electromagnetic interference.
• Good processability: soft texture, no burrs when slitting, resistant to hand-printed dirt, oxidation-resistant treatment, easy to process and use.

• EMI/RFI Shielding: Used to shield electronic devices from electromagnetic and radio frequency interference.
• Grounding Straps: Provides a conductive path for grounding in electronic assemblies.
• Circuit Board Repair: Temporarily repairs broken traces or connections on PCBs.
• Static Dissipation: Prevents static buildup in sensitive electronic environments.
• Cable Shielding: Wrapped around cables to reduce interference and improve signal integrity.
• Medical Devices: Used in medical electronics where conductivity and flexibility are required.

Considerations When Choosing:

• Conductivity Level: Ensure the tape meets the required conductivity for your application.
• Adhesive Strength: Choose an adhesive that bonds well to your specific surface.
• Temperature Resistance: Verify the tape can withstand the operating temperature range of your application.
• Width and Thickness: Select the appropriate dimensions for your needs.