AL/PET/EMAA Single Layer Self-Adhesive Cable Shielding Polyester
Film Laminate is a material used for electromagnetic shielding in
cables. The film combines aluminum (AL), polyethylene terephthalate
(PET), and ethylene methacrylate (EMAA) to provide excellent
electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference
(RFI) protection. 1. AL: The film provides excellent electromagnetic interference
shielding properties. Aluminum is lightweight, corrosion-resistant,
and an effective electrical conductor, making it ideal for EMI and
RFI shielding.
2. PET: PET is a strong, durable, and flexible material that
provides the necessary strength for the laminated film. It also has
heat and chemical resistance, which is essential for protecting the
cable's internal components from environmental stresses.
3. EMAA: EMAA is a specialized adhesive layer that bonds the AL and
PET layers together. EMAA was chosen for its high bond strength,
flexibility, and resistance to temperature fluctuations, which
ensures the longevity of the shielding material. Features Self-adhesive: One of the most notable advantages of AL/PET/EMAA
film is its self-adhesive nature. The adhesive allows the film to
be securely bonded to the cable without the need for additional
adhesives or mechanical fasteners.
High-performance shielding: Aluminum and PET provide excellent
shielding, with aluminum having high reflectivity and PET providing
physical strength.
Flexible and lightweight: Despite the film's powerful shielding
properties, it is lightweight and flexible, allowing it to be
easily wrapped around cables of various sizes and shapes.
Heat and chemical resistance: PET is thermally stable and the
adhesive layer of EMAA can withstand a variety of environmental
factors, such as extreme temperatures and chemical exposure. |
