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High-Performance Braided Shielding and Sleeving for EMI/RFI Screening and Mechanical Protection in Cable Assemblies. The world's most innovative line of metal, monofilament non-metallic, and microfilament composite and stainless steel braiding solutions for environmental, mechanical, and EMC shielding in interconnect cable assemblies.

There are two types of shielding typically used for cables: foil and braid. Foil shielding used a thin layer of aluminum, typically attached to a carrier such as polyester to add strength and ruggedness. It provides 100% coverage of the conductors it surrounds, which is good.

Tinned Copper Braid Cable Wire Shielding Sleeve Ground Straps Protection Flat Metal Mesh Flexible Expandable (5/16 in Wide(0.20 in Dia)-15ft)

2024年8月27日 · Braided shielding, on the other hand, is recognizably stronger and stiffer, making it well-suited for use in areas where movement or vibration is expected. While still capable of providing physical grounding, it also provides high resistance over a wide frequency range.

Raybraid and INSTALITE Lightweight Braid are high performance metallic oversleeves help provide excellent EMI shielding and lightning protection for wires and cable harness systems. The new INSTALITE Lightweight braid (LWB) offers a low cost way to save up to 50% weight over traditional braids.

2024年7月3日 · Braided shielding has excellent mechanical strength and is best for low to medium frequencies, while foil shielding is great for high frequency applications. Braided can be more expensive and difficult to produce, and foil is inexpensive and easier to produce.

2023年8月17日 · Braided shielding is the most “traditional” form of shielding. Braided cables are woven – thus making it much more difficult to assemble. Typically, braided shielding is stiffer and just as flexible.

Braid: Woven copper or aluminum strands form braid shields. The braided structure keeps the shield structurally sound and flexible while maintaining a long flex life. Usually, braid shields cover 80% to 95% of a wire. Braids can not provide 100% coverage. Other disadvantages of braids include bulkiness and weight.

2024年3月12日 · Braided Shielding: Using tightly braided copper or aluminum wires to prevent interference and keep radio frequency (RF) signals free of interference. Double Shielding: Combines a braid shield with an aluminum shield to provide greater protection and extend the transmission distance of RF signals.