Single-Sided Conductive Tape Copper Foil Tape Adhesive 5mm/6mm/8mm/10mm x 30m/98.4ft for Guitar,EMI Shielding Crafts, Electrical Repairs 4pcs

Key Features

• Per Roll Total Length 30m/98.4ft; Tape Width 5mm/6mm/8mm/10mm; Thickness 0.05mm; Side Type Single-Sided Conductive.
• Temperature Resistance Long-term 80 ℃ Short-term 150 ℃.Made of copper good conductivity and thermal conductivity, with good corrosion resistance; Excellent shielding effect. (compared with pure aluminum high density, low resistance, excellent conductivity, and stronger shielding effect)
• Single-sided conductive tape, Copper foil tape has a good shielding effect against electromagnetic interference, and also has a good performance in grounding and electrostatic discharge, which is better than aluminum foil tape
• Widely for electronic device repair,RFI shielding; Home decoration; EMI shielding of electric guitar; DIY crafts, manual production
• The copper foil tape is highly adhesive and easy to be damaged. Before pasting, please determine the bonding position (you can draw a line first) to avoid tearing it off again and pasting it repeatedly

Product Description

About this item Per Roll Total Length : 30m/98.4ft; Tape Width : 5mm/6mm/8mm/10mm; Thickness : 0.05mm; Side Type : Single-Sided Conductive. Temperature Resistance: Long-term 80 ℃ Short-term 150 ℃.Made of copper: good conductivity and thermal conductivity, with good corrosion resistance; Excellent shielding effect. (compared with pure aluminum: high density, low resistance, excellent conductivity, and stronger shielding effect) Single-sided conductive tape, Copper foil tape has a good shielding effect against electromagnetic interference, and also has a good performance in grounding and electrostatic discharge, which is better than aluminum foil tape Widely for electronic device repair,RFI shielding; Home decoration; EMI shielding of electric guitar; DIY crafts, manual production The copper foil tape is highly adhesive and easy to be damaged. Before pasting, please determine the bonding position (you can draw a line first) to avoid tearing it off again and pasting it repeatedly ›