Description

Conductive Tape Application

The use of electrochemically treated electrically conductive fabric, coated with pure nickel on all fibers, represents an optimal solution for creating an electrical surface in an electrical cabinet that requires protection with a non-conductive paint. This treatment generates insulation for the shielding gasket, which must maintain electrical continuity. Therefore, the following steps are recommended:

Applications

Define the surfaces in the steel or aluminum electrical cabinet where the conductive gasket and its corresponding contact area will be installed. It is important to follow these steps:

  1. Remove the protective film from the conductive tape and apply it to the surfaces that require shielding.
  2. The cabinet can then be painted. The impenetrable mask protects the self-adhesive conductive tape.
  3. The conductive tape can withstand temperatures up to 200 °C for approximately 5 minutes. Once painting is completed and the cabinet has cooled down, the mask can be removed, and the conductive tape will remain securely in place.

Provision

Various sizes are available, as the tapes can be manufactured according to specific customer requirements, thereby enabling protection and the creation of the necessary conductive part to ensure conductivity between the compressed gasket and the fixed component.