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3M™ Tin-Plated Copper Foil EMI Shielding Tape 1183

Introducing the 3M™ Tin-Plated Copper Foil EMI Shielding Tape 1183, a high-performance solution for your electrical conductivity and electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding needs. This premium tape combines exceptional electrical conductivity with a flame-retardant acrylic adhesive, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications. With its removable liner, it offers ease of handling and die-cutting, ensuring precise application and efficient use.

Product Specifications and Technical Details

The 3M™ Tin-Plated Copper Foil EMI Shielding Tape 1183 is 2.6 mil thick, providing robust shielding capabilities. Its acrylic adhesive ensures secure contact with the application surface, while the tape's flame-retardant properties make it suitable for environments where safety is a priority. The tape is rated for 600V dry applications, offering reliable performance under high voltage conditions. With a wide temperature range of -40 to 266 °F (-40 to 130 °C), it can withstand demanding operating environments.

• Flame-retardant for enhanced safety
• 600V rating for high voltage applications
• Removable liner for easy handling and die-cutting

Practical Applications and Benefits

The 3M™ Tin-Plated Copper Foil EMI Shielding Tape 1183 is a versatile solution for grounding and EMI shielding of equipment, components, and shielded rooms. Its unique adhesive creates a secure contact, ensuring effective shielding against electromagnetic interference. This tape is also UL Listed and RoHS 2011/65/EU Compliant, meeting industry standards for safety and environmental responsibility. Whether you are working on electronic devices, automotive systems, or industrial applications, this tape offers the reliability and performance you need.

• EMI shielding for electronic devices
• Grounding for electrical systems
• Protection against electromagnetic interference in shielded rooms