Amradield Faraday Copper Fabric EMI RFID Shielding 200cm x 108cm (78"x43") | Blocks WiFi, RF, Microwave Signals

• Surface Resistance: Below 0.03 ohm , Average Attenuation of 85 dB from 30MHz-40GHz.
• Material: copper+nickel+polyester , diamond type , silver color, This Creates a Conductive Grid That Corresponds to the Idea of a Faraday Cage.
• Highly Electrically Conductive , RF/EMI/EMF/LF Blocking ,Super Earthing/Grounding Fabric/Anti-electrostatic/ESD /Radiation/Radiowave/Microwave Shielding Electromagnetic Fabric.
• Size:78"x43" inch (200x108cm). Each piece is 43" inch wide sold by 78" inch long. If you order more than 1 quantities and need continuous length please indicate this in Seller Notes or we will send each piece by 78"x43" inch.
• Very easy to cut and sew .Usage for Bags, Curtains,Tents,etc.Effective Shielding for CellTowers,Microwave Signals,Phones,Smart Meters,Security Systems, Radar, Military Broadcast, etc and More. Making Anti-static Cloth, Wireless Meter Shielding, E-textiles, Shielding Curtain, EMP and EMI Radiation Reduction. High-shielding Conductive Fabric for Blocking RF Signals Such as Cell, Bluetooth, WiFi, GPS. As an Insert in the Wallet or Handbag to Protect Your Credit Cards from Data Theft.

• Measure and Cut — Determine the required dimensions for your project (e.g., bag lining, curtain panel). Use sharp scissors to carefully cut the fabric to size, ensuring clean edges for optimal conductivity.
• Sew or Assemble — If sewing, use a conductive thread for best results. Stitch seams securely, ensuring no gaps. For non-sewn applications like wallet inserts, the fabric can be folded or adhered to create a shielded layer.
• Integrate into Project — Incorporate the shielded fabric into your final product. For bags, line the interior. For curtains, hang them to cover windows or sensitive areas. Ensure the fabric forms a continuous conductive surface for maximum effectiveness.

Typical situations where Amradield Faraday Copper Fabric EMI RFID Shielding 200cm x 108cm (78"x43") | Blocks WiFi helps — illustrative scenarios, not customer reviews.