Conductive fabric over foam seal flatprofiledrectangular
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Characteristics
- Type
- flat
- Configuration
- profiled, rectangular, C, D-shaped, L, triangular
- Material
- polyurethane, urethane, PU, foam
- Application
- door, industrial, for home appliances, for doors, for panels, industry, for aircraft, housing, for high-temperature applications, for connectors, for aerospace applications, for automotive applications, for profiles, for medical applications, for specific applications, EMI shielding, for railway vehicles, for the pharmaceutical industry, for electronic applications, electronic equipment, for automobiles, for general purposes, for medical equipment, military, wall
- Other characteristics
- extruded, static, dynamic, high-temperature, flexible, custom-made, custom, conductive, self-adhesive, flat, conductive fabric over foam
- Temperature limit
Max.: 125 °C
(257 °F)Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)
Description
FABRIC OVER FOAM
Metallised fabric is made from nylon or polyester and covered with a thin metallisation. To ensure good mechanical strength and high corrosion resistance, the metallisation is protected by a conductive varnish. The fabric is then applied to extruded foam. Gaskets made in this way offer flexibility, lightness and good shielding effectiveness.
Applications :
- Cabinets 19", Subracks, Cases & Front Panels
- Backplane I/O
- Grounding contacts
- Access hatches
CONDUCTIVE FOAM
Conductive foam is made from open cell polyurethane, filled with nickel. This fabric is covered with Copper/Nickel metallization. This foam has the special characteristic of conducting along the 3 axes (x, y, z).
Applications :
- Backplane I/O
- Grounding contacts
- Access hatches
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