HF+LF / Shielding fabric SILVER-SILK / Width 130 cm / 1 linear meter
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58,74 EUR
Weight: 0,05 KG
Delivery time: 1 working day, plus parcel lead time
45,18 EUR per square meter
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You can order this product in measures of 0.1 linear meters. Please enter above e.g. 4.6!
This product is cut off a large roll according to customer specifications. A return is not possible!
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Characteristics
SILVER-SILK is a silvered parachute silk / nylon fabric for the protection against high-frequency (HF) and low-frequency radiation (LF). Typical application preferable in technical applications to shield cables, handy bags, room divider, etc.. Due to the good washablity even sewable in the inside of articles of clothing.
- Very high screening attenuation
- Antiseptic due to the full silver plating
- Contactable (groundable) to shield LF electric fields
- Textile similar characteristics: Washable, easy to process. Exception: Do not iron.
- Quality grade: High
Technical data
- Width: 130 cm, +/- 2 cm
- Length: Available by the meter
- Attenuation: 60 dB at 1 GHz
- Color: Silver. Due to the unprotected silver plating, this fabric changes the color over the time on washing, on heat over radiators or on solar (sun) radiation. This process is normal with silver and is no quality defect!
- Raw materials: 80 % nylon, 20 % silver
- Weight: 45 g/m²
- Surface conductivity: 0.2 ohm / inch (2.54 cm)
Shielding attenuation Care
Grounding
Due to the surface conductivity this fabric can be grounded to shield low frequency (LF) electric fields. For professional grounding we recommend our Grounding-Plug EST.
The shielding attenuation is regularly tested in our own laboratory or by Professor Dipl.Ing. Pauli at the University of the German Federal Armed Forces in Munich due to the standards ASTM D4935-10 and/or IEEE-STD-299-2006. The line in the diagram stands for the radial direction of polarisation (both directions, horizontal/vertical) and indicates the attenuation achievable in practice. You find the expert report above.