Conductive & EMI Shielding Tape

EMI shielding tape — a nickel-copper conductive fabric tape — shields and grounds electronics against EMI/RFI. EJOY manufactures it with low contact resistance.

A nickel-copper conductive fabric tape grounds PCBs, displays and flex cables and can be die-cut into EMI gaskets. EJOY supplies it.

It grounds and EMI/RFI-shields electronics — creating conductive paths and blocking electromagnetic interference in phones, computers, wearables and displays.

The mainstream is nickel-copper plated polyester fabric with a conductive adhesive; we plate it in-house on our own vacuum-coating line.

Yes — we die-cut conductive tape into custom EMI gaskets and shielding shapes.

Use nickel-copper conductive fabric tape when you need to wrap connectors, flex cables or tight radii, because the woven backing is conformable and conducts on the x, y and z axes through a conductive adhesive. Choose copper foil when you need the lowest possible resistance on a flat surface at high frequency, accepting that foil creases and does not follow contours. Many assemblies use fabric tape for connectors and gaskets and copper foil on flat boards.

Specify the required shielding effectiveness in dB and frequency range, the maximum acceptable contact resistance, the substrate you are bonding to, the width and format (roll or die-cut gasket), and any RoHS or REACH declarations required. Contact-resistance and shielding data are grade-dependent and supplied on request for the exact construction.