EMCsheet Q&A

QSilver corrodes when subjected to sulfidation or chloride, but does this affect its durability?

AWhen silver is sulfurized, it becomes silver sulfide. When it becomes silver sulfide, its conductivity decreases, so its performance decreases. However, the EMC MGnet used in EMCsheet is coated with conductive anti-rust acrylic, so if you follow the precautions for use, it will maintain a stable electromagnetic shielding effect for more than 5 years.

QIs the silver material used in MGnet a special kind of silver?

AIt is made of 99.9% pure silver and has been treated to be corrosion resistant.

QWhat does MG stand for?

AThe M stands for magnetic field and microwave (high frequency waves), and G stands for guard against them.

QIs this product fire resistant, fire weak, or flammable?

ASilver fiber is made of nylon, so it is flammable. However, it is not flammable. Even if it does catch fire, it will just melt and will not spread. However, if the temperature exceeds 200℃, the fiber will turn into glass and become brittle.

QIs the shielding performance at the joints of the sheets adequate?

AThe seams of the sheet are specially sewn, providing better shielding performance than MGnet.