Die Cut EMI Absorbers: Types and Applications
Die cut EMI absorbers are made of thin, flexible materials and used in medical, wireless charging, navigation, avionics, NFC, RFI, and other applications.
Die cut EMI absorbers are made of thin, flexible materials and used in medical, wireless charging, navigation, avionics, NFC, RFI, and other applications.
EMI shielding and RFI shielding protect electronic devices and systems against electromagnetic noise. Die cutting solves design challenges that engineers face.
Die cut heat shields protect the interiors of vehicles and equipment against excessive heat from engines and exhaust systems. They can also reduce noise.
Parts presentation is one of three major factors that drives die cutting costs. Are your die cut products presented properly when it’s time to install them?
Die cutting costs are driven in part by equipment usage. How can you tell if your die cutter is using the right die cutting equipment for your jobs? Ask JBC.
Material selection drives die cutting costs. Look for newer, higher-performing, or less expensive die cut materials. Avoid over-engineering die cut parts, too.
Die cutting costs are driven by the materials you choose, the equipment your die cutter uses, and the way your die cut parts are presented for assembly.
JBC supplies die cut UL 94 EMI gaskets that meet flammability requirements from Underwriters Laboratories (UL) and resist electromagnetic interference (EMI).
JBC sources PVC foam tapes from a strategic network of suppliers and adds value to your projects through roll slitting and die cutting. Find PVC foam tapes.
PVC foam tapes provide sealing and insulation against air, dust, moisture, impact, and vibration. They conform to tight curves and irregular surfaces.