Acrylic conductive coatings provide effective and durable EMI/RFI shielding, are easy to use, exhibiting strong adhesion to common plastics and a wide variety of substrates
EMI/RFI Coating
EMI/RFI Shielding Coating Services
EMI/RFI shielding coatings protect electronic assemblies from electromagnetic and radio frequency interference that can cause device malfunction or compliance failures. Conductive coatings applied to plastic housings, enclosures, and PCB assemblies provide cost-effective shielding with minimal weight compared to metal enclosures.
ECT applies conductive paints and coatings for board-level, package-level, and enclosure-level shielding. We serve aerospace, medical, automotive, and industrial applications with solutions tailored to specific EMI/RFI protection requirements.
Features
- Cost-effective and lighter compared to metal housings
- Superior protection to achieve EMI compliance
- Variety of protective materials available to choose from
- Suitable for large or smallscale applications
Global Certifications and Compliance
ECT global certifications meet or exceed international and local compliance standards of goods and services.
Types of EMI/RFI Coatings
Recommended Products
These are some of the top-performing products, tried and tested by ECT. We can help guide you every step of the way from ideation through to production ensuring the proper material is used in your application.
MG Chemicals
841AR
One-part durable acrylic lacquer pigmented with a highly conductive nickel flake.
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MG Chemicals
842AR
A highly conductive coating that protects electronic devices in plastic enclosures from high frequency electromagnetic and radio frequency interference.
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MG Chemicals
842UR
Polyurethane conductive coating designed for large volume board-level or package-level EMI shielding applications
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Industries
We provide service and manufacturing solutions to these six core industries.
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