Electrical Shield Tape

Material: Tinned Copper,Copper clad steel,Copper Clad Iron,Nickel,Monel etc. We can design it according to customer’s requests.

Shielding Tape

Normal Specification width: 1-6 inch,,length: 20m,8m,16.5m etc

It also can be designed according equipment.

Product Description

Electrical Shielding Tape is an all-metal,open-weave, shielding braid tape in a flat, cable-like form. It is conformable due to the open-weave knit construction of two No. 36 AWG tinned copper wires.

Conducting metal tape must be woven of No. 36 AWG tinned copper wire and be capable of operating at the emergency cable temperature of 130centidegree /266 degree F. It must be usable uncovered, indoors and outdoors, in a highly stretched condition without corroding, tearing or splitting. It must be nonflammable and be compatible with cable oils, common solvents, adhesives, and high-voltage splicing and terminating insulations.

Features

Tinned copper conductors

Stable at elevated temperatures

Oil Resistant

Compatible with power cable insulations

Fire resistant

Elongates easily to conform to inclined or uneven

surfaces. Corrosion resistant

Compatible with all high-voltage splicing and

termination materials Unaffected by solvents, U.V., ozone, and moisture

Because of its construction, the tape interlocks

with the previous layer, thereby assuring a tighter

wrap (no solder bead is required)

The porosity of Scotch 24 Tape will permit

complete resin saturation when splicing

Usable for indoor and outdoor applications

Applications

? To provide shielding for cable joints on shielded power cables

? To make the conductive portion of the stress cone on power cable terminations

? To smooth connector area in oil-filled cables

METHODS OF APPLYING EMC SHIELDING TAPE EMC SHIELDING TAPE

Should be wrapped around the cable assembly. Wrap the main cable and terminate the tape before beginning to wrap the cable branch . Start and end all helical wrapping with a minimum of wro overlapping circumferential wraps . At branch connections., start at least 4 in (100mm) before and after branch to assure adequate EMC SHIELDING TAPE coverage at the "V" section. Branch connections should not be designed to occur within 4 in (100mm) or each other .

Recommended lead for most applications is 0.50 in. (13mm) , although some additional shielding will be achieved when utilizing a 0.25in.(6mm) lead The length of EMC SHIELDING TAPE required for each cable using theres two types of lead wraps can be obtained by referring to Figure 2.

Note : For each termination and /or branch connection add 30 in.(76cm) of EMC tape to anticipated usage.

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