SSP makes EMI shielding materials. We supply our electrically conductive silicones products as sheets, rolls, extrusions, and moldable compounds.
All of the EMI shielding materials that we produce are Made in the USA at our ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturing facility in Ballston Spa, New York.
SSP makes EMI shielding materials that meet the lettered requirements of MIL-DTL-83528, a standard from the U.S. military. All of our M83528 shielding silicones are part of the Qualified Product List (QPL) from the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). You’ll find Type A, B, C, D, and K materials, including offsets to CHO-SEAL EMI shielding, for EMI military applications.
SSP makes nickel-plated aluminum filled silicones and flurorosilicones that are designed for corrosive environments with heavy salt spray, including military ships and marine applications. Salt Spray Test data is available for these corrosion resistant EMI shielding materials.
SSP makes softer, electrically conductive silicones in durometers as low as 30 Shore A. These EMI silicones allow for lower enclosure forces and better sealing capabilities. Products include offsets to discontinued EMI gasket materials from W.L. Gore.
EMI shielding materials that use fluorosilicone as the base elastomer provide fuel and solvent resistance. Applications include jet fuels, de-icing fluids, and other harsh chemicals. These electrically conductive silicones include a QPL listed MIL-DTL-83528 material.
SSP makes low outgassing, electrically conductive silicone materials for space and high vacuum applications. These EMI shielding materials are tested to ASTM E595 via third-party laboratories.
Most Electrically Conductive (EMI Conductive Silicones)
These EMI silicones are extremely conductive elastomers where the lowest possible surface conductivity is required. They are SSP’s most electrically conductive EMI shielding materials.
SSP2514-75 is a nickel coated graphite filled conductive EPDM based shielding elastomer. It is used when looking for excellent ozone and UV resistance along with good compression set and solvent resistance.
Download our EMI/RFI Shielding Materials Guide or our EMI/Silicones Catalog , or scroll to see the different types of electrically conductive compounds that we offer.