Braided Shield Cables

Braided wire is primarily used for EMI/RFI shielding, electrical grounding straps, and flexible power transmission. Its woven construction offers excellent flexibility, durability, and a large surface area for conductivity, making it ideal for applications in aerospace, automotive, and industrial machinery where movement and vibration are common.

The best material depends on the application. Tinned copper is excellent for conductivity and corrosion resistance, making it a standard for electrical grounding and shielding. Stainless steel offers superior strength, abrasion resistance, and performance in highly corrosive or high-temperature environments, making it ideal for harsh industrial or marine use.

A flat braid provides a larger surface area than a round braid of the same cross-sectional area, which can be beneficial for heat dissipation and low-resistance grounding. Its low profile is also ideal for applications with tight space constraints. Round braids are often used for sleeving over cable bundles.

Yes, our braided cables are designed for harsh conditions. We offer tinned copper braids, where the tin coating protects the copper from oxidation, and stainless steel (grades 304 and 316L) options that provide exceptional resistance to corrosion, chemicals, and moisture, ensuring long-term reliability.

We support a variety of termination methods to ensure secure connections. Our braided cables can be terminated using crimped or soldered lugs, splices, and terminals. For grounding applications, they can also be directly bolted to a chassis or ground point, providing a reliable and low-impedance connection.

Absolutely. We specialize in custom solutions. Our manufacturing process allows for precise control over the braid's specifications, including wire thickness from 0.10mm to 0.30mm and various widths to meet the specific mechanical and electrical requirements of your application. Contact our team to discuss your custom needs.