EMI Material Types
EMI material types fall into two main functional categories: reflective (conductive) and absorptive (lossy). There are many specialized formulations depending on the environment, frequency range,
EMI material types fall into two main functional categories: reflective (conductive) and absorptive (lossy). There are many specialized formulations depending on the environment, frequency range,
SSP’s EMI shielding webinar is available on-demand. Watch it here. Specialty Silicone Products (SSP) is sharing an in-depth EMI shielding webinar for on-demand viewing. EMI/RFI
Conductive silicone rubber is used in these and other applications. EMI gaskets and EMI O-rings Keypads and switches Flexible sensors and wearables EMI Gaskets and
Conductive silicone rubber is flexible, weather-resistant, and can withstand a wide range of temperatures. Keep reading to learn about its properties, and contact SSP for
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
Silver Prices and EMI Shielding Costs: What You Need to Know Last week, the price of silver hit a record high of $54.47 USD per
A conductive elastomer is a specialized class of rubber-like materials engineered to conduct electricity while retaining the flexibility, resilience, and environmental resistance of conventional elastomers.
Specialty Silicone Products (SSP) invites you to visit us at Materials Week Europe and The Gasket and Seals Show from February 24 to 26, 2026
EMI shielding for drones and UAVs protects sensitive circuits against electromagnetic interference. Typically, these circuits are part of printed circuit boards (PCBs) that are housed within box-like enclosures.
The global market for satellites and space exploration is experiencing tremendous growth. After reaching a record $613 billion in 2024, this fast-growing market is expected
Specialty Silicone Products makes offsets, or alternatives, to CHO-SEAL materials from Parker Chomerics. For example, SSP2486-70 is our 70-durometer (Shore A) silver-aluminum fluorosilcone that can