Double Conductive Tape 2inch x 50Feet Faraday Fabric High Temp Tape for Electrical Repair, RFI/EMI Shielding, Car Wire Harness, ESD Grounding, Seal Precision Components, Guitar Interference Blocking

Ducttape. Multi purpose use.* Close moving boxes bottom? Holds the weight.* Fix a travel bag? Maintains full flight transport handling.* Hide cables under the table? Won't drop.* Tape a banana to the wall? Go for it, copy-cat.* Turn every NO-NO-NO into a near silent hmmmm? Yep, but do with consent only.* Tape ducts? I guess. Didn't use it for that purpose yet.

Great product.

I used this to wrap a sensor wire pair under my hood. It's sticky enough to stay, but is POSSIBLY to re-adjust. It doesn't want to move again, but is possible. I wrapped about 8' of tape, rolled the ends and put female spade connectors on both sides, then tested conductivity from connector - connector: < 3 ohms across the length. IDK if it will solve my shielding problems but it definitely conducts over a long distance and remains flexible.

The tape conducts electricity well, and conducts on both sides, as noted in the image. (The silver tape is what is being reviewed here, the copper tape has a separate review.)The tape is pretty tricky to remove from the paper backing, and the adhesive dries out pretty quickly if it is left out for even a few minutes. If you cut just what you need, remove the backing, and apply immediately, it sticks pretty well. Preparing many pieces to attach in succession doesn't really work out unless you can apply all of the pieces within a minute. Seriously, only 60 seconds of air exposure is enough to make the piece not stick.

The tape came quick and as ordered. It is exactly to isolate low voltage from high.

No frills, serious business faraday tape that is perfect for computer repair. We were able to swap out the faraday tape in a laptop that had a baked in smell due to the environment it was in with brand new tape which eliminated the issue. Excellent shielding as well.

this stuff works really good. Sometimes it’s even hard to get off but I learned the best way to do. It is stretch it from the end and that lift it off really easily. Good stuff.

I cut this tape across its width @ 1/2" and use it when making Shielded Ethernet cable to ground the cable to the RJ45 connector. After I strip the Ethernet cable, I wrap the ground wire down around the outside cable cover, then I take a piece of this tape and wrap it over the top of the ground wire. Then push on a shielded RJ45 connector and crimp. I have ohmed a great many of these cables end to end after making them and all have shown less than 0.2 ohms depending on length.