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Unique-Bargains Copper Foil Tape 5mm 20m Double-Sided Conductive
Double-sided conductive copper foil tape, 5 mm wide and 20 m long, shields against EMI, EMF and RFI while resisting temperatures up to 150 °C
- Reduces EMI, EMF and RFI interference with double-sided conductive adhesive
- Withstands long-term 80 °C and short-term 150 °C operating temperatures
- Self-adhesive copper foil applies directly without extra glue
- 20 m length and 5 mm width suit PCB shielding, crafts and guitar shielding
- Thin 0.06 mm profile fits tight spaces in electronics and DIY projects
Product Identity
This Unique-Bargains copper foil tape is a double-sided conductive strip measuring 5 mm wide and 20 m long with a 0.06 mm thickness. It is intended for EMI, EMF and RFI shielding as well as general masking and craft work.
Who It Suits
Hobbyists and technicians needing a thin, flexible shielding layer for circuit boards, guitar cavities, cable wraps or small craft projects will find the dimensions practical. Users requiring wider coverage, single-sided adhesive or higher temperature ratings should consider alternative materials.
Installation Notes
The tape is self-adhesive and can be pressed directly onto clean surfaces without extra glue. Common issues include poor adhesion on dusty or oily substrates and the thin foil tearing if pulled too sharply during application.
Highlights
- Reduces EMI, EMF and RFI interference with double-sided conductive adhesive
- Withstands long-term 80 °C and short-term 150 °C operating temperatures
- Self-adhesive copper foil applies directly without extra glue
- 20 m length and 5 mm width suit PCB shielding, crafts and guitar shielding
- Thin 0.06 mm profile fits tight spaces in electronics and DIY projects
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What width of copper foil tape do I need for a 5 mm shielding job?
This roll is 5 mm wide and 20 m long with double-sided conductive adhesive on both faces.
Can I apply this 0.06 mm tape over components that see 80 °C continuously?
Yes, the tape is rated for long-term exposure at 80 °C and short-term peaks up to 150 °C.
How can I verify the tape is conducting after I stick it down?
Measure continuity across the copper surface with a multimeter; the double-sided conductive adhesive should show a low-resistance path.
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