
Cold Spliced EMI O-Rings vs. Vulcanized EMI O-Rings
Compare cold spliced EMI O-Rings with vulcanized EMI O-rings and make the right choice for your EMI shielding project. Ask SSP for EMI O-rings. Specialty
Compare cold spliced EMI O-Rings with vulcanized EMI O-rings and make the right choice for your EMI shielding project. Ask SSP for EMI O-rings. Specialty
Use the tables below for an EMI shielding comparison with electrically conductive silicones. EMI/RFI elastomers are shielding materials that combine the advantages of rubber with
EMI O ring applications solve the continuity issues in removable parts in an enclosure. They also seal gaps and improve enclosure reliability. EMI O-Ring Applications:
RF shielding materials are used to block or attenuate electromagnetic fields and radio waves from passing into or out of electronic devices and systems. These
Specialty Silicone Products (SSP) has the best and broadest range of EMI shielding elastomers on the market. Our Made in USA materials meet tough specifications
Specialty Silicone Products (SSP) makes spec grade aerospace materials that meet A-A-59588, AMS, MIL-DTL-25988, ASTM E595 and other specifications. Many of our products have been
Specialty Silicone Products (SSP) is meeting rising demand for EMI shielding elastomers that meet MIL-DTL-83528 requirements. Known also as MIL-G-83528, this U.S. military detail specification
Specialty Silicone Products (SSP) makes a variety of EMI shielding elastomers and shares complete product information, including independent test results, on our website. SSP’s electrically
Specialty Silicone Products (SSP) is enabling defense contractors to reduce EMI gasket costs without compromising quality or performance. In addition to cost-effective nickel-graphite materials, SSP
Specialty Silicone Products (SSP) can help military contractors to reduce EMI gasket costs without sacrificing quality or hurting performance. As efforts to cut government spending
Conductive silicone rubber is a special type of silicone material that can conduct electricity. Normally, silicone is an electrical insulator, meaning that it doesn’t let
EMI gasket manufacturers can fabricate a range of products from electrically conductive silicones. That’s important since different challenges with environmental sealing and EMI shielding require