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  • About metallised conductive fabric materials

    Conductive fabric materials consist of highly conductive metals combined with lightweight fabric. They have the flexibility, conformability and breathability of a fabric with the electrical properties of a metal, providing low surface and through reisistivity and excellent shielding effectiveness.

    Whether used as an architectural shielding product to shield complete rooms, or as a shielding material in EMI gaskets, tapes and shield laminates, conductive fabric materials provide a highly effective shielding system that is cost effective and easily applied.

    Conductive fabric characteristics:

    • Excellent surface conductivity, shielding effectiveness and corrosion resistance
    • Available in a range of thicknesses
    • High temperature resistance
    • Available in various woven and non-woven polyester or nylon substrate configurations
  • Search conductive fabric materials

    Browse through our range of conductive fabric materials below for more detailed information and product data sheets. A range of nickel copper, nylon, polyester, gold coated and silver coated products are available. If you cannot find the product you require, please contact us. 


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    Any data provided relates to values typically generated when measuring these materials, and is offered as a guide to material selection. However it is not guaranteed and the user is responsible for evaluating the suitability of a product for the application it is intended for. Some test methods may vary, please refer to data sheet or call for assistance.

    Title Stock status Adhesive Carrier Colour Electrical resistance (Ω) Manufacturer / SOS Max. short temp (˚C) Min. temp (˚C) Shielding Effectiveness @GHz(dB) Thickness (mm)
    3Mâ„¢ 2191FR 3Mâ„¢ 2191FR 3 Acrylic Nickel on copper-plated PET Silver 0.003 3Mâ„¢ No data 62 0.14
    Laird 3055-233 Laird 3055-233 N/A None Polyester ripstop Grey N/A Laird No data >50 0.18
    3Mâ„¢ AG2300 3Mâ„¢ AG2300 3 Acrylic Silver coated fabric Silver 0.005 3Mâ„¢ No data No data 0.1
    3Mâ„¢ CN3190 3Mâ„¢ CN3190 3 Acrylic Nickel on copper-plated PET Grey 0.05 3Mâ„¢ No data 70 0.1
    3Mâ„¢ CN3490 3Mâ„¢ CN3490 3 Acrylic Nickel on copper-plated PET Grey 0.05 3Mâ„¢ No data 65 0.07
    Laird 3050-113 Laird 3050-113 N/A None Nylon ripstop Copper N/A Laird No data 60 0.13
  • Sheilding in action

    Read through our case studies to find relevant, real-life examples of the powerful problem solving capabilities of our conductive fabric materials. Browse all case studies to learn more about custom die-cut components and our tape converting capabilities.


  • Customising your conductive fabric

    Utilising the latest converting technologies, we can customise conductive fabric materials to create non-standard roll widths and lengths, or convenient and easy to handle components. Customisation offers a number of benefits, including cost savings and enhanced product design. Whatever your needs, we have the experience and capabilities to provide a complete solution, from design and prototyping to full production and automated assembly.


  • Learn more about conductive fabric materials

    To learn more about conductive fabric materials and their uses, browse through our range of interesting and relevant videos, news and other media


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