Copper foil is stiff and conducts well on flat surfaces, but on wrapped cables, enclosure corners and irregular gaps it tends to lift and wrinkle, breaking shielding continuity. Conductive fabric tape works a fine metal mesh into a fabric base, keeping metal conductivity while adding fabric flexibility so it conforms closely to curves and corners. Its 5,000,000-cycle abrasion rating keeps repeatedly contacted areas shielded, and the black finish suits visual management inside equipment.
Specifications
| Item | Specification | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Base | Black conductive fabric (with metal mesh) | Fabric gives flexibility, metal mesh gives the conductive path |
| Conductivity | Conductive through both sides | Both faces conduct, forming a ground path once applied |
| Thickness | 0.1 mm | Total thickness including adhesive |
| Length | 50 m per roll | Full stated length |
| Widths | 15 mm, 25 mm, 30 mm | Other custom widths on request |
| Shielding effectiveness | 99.9999% (six nines) | EMI suppression |
| Abrasion resistance | 5,000,000 cycles | For repeatedly contacted areas |
| Weather resistance | Corrosion- and weather-resistant | For many indoor and outdoor environments |
Choosing the width
| Width | Typical use | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 15 mm | Wrapping fine cables, sealing connector gaps | For 5–10 mm diameter cables or narrow gaps |
| 25 mm | Medium cable bundles, wrapping enclosure corners | The most common size, balancing application speed and coverage |
| 30 mm | Wide cable bundles, shielding larger gaps | Covers seams fully with fewer passes |
Common questions
When should I use conductive fabric tape instead of copper foil tape? On wrapped cables, enclosure corners and irregular gaps where stiff copper foil tends to lift or wrinkle.
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