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Electrically conductive tapes
for industry

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Quick overview

  • Conductive adhesive tapes provide reliable conductivity for conduction, grounding, and shielding. Widely used across industries, including automotive manufacturing and electronics assembly.
  • The portfolio includes single-sided and double-sided tapes with conductive acrylic adhesives and conductive backings such as foam, fabric, aluminum, and copper.
  • Key benefits include high conductivity, strong adhesion, reliability in demanding environments, resistance to heat and humidity, and options for EMI shielding and impact protection. 
  • Conductive tapes support applications such as electrical signal transfer, grounding, EMI shielding, and ESD prevention. 
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Electrical conductivity
High levels of adhesion and conduction, even in difficult environmental conditions. 
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Reliability
Our conductive tapes are robust and can withstand high temperatures and humidity
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Impact resistance
Foam-backed tapes offer excellent shock absorption and cushioning for protection. 
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Tear resistance
Woven tapes have superior tear resistance, very good dimensional stability. They are a good choice for applications that require adhesive solutions with better reworkability.
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Wetting
Non-woven tapes provide faster wetting, excellent conformability on uneven surfaces, and very good die-cuttability. 
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Shielding
Copper tape provides higher EMI shielding effectiveness.  
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 Looking for thermally conductive tapes?

Have a look at our assortment of tapes for thermal management applications.
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FPC grounding
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Component grounding (e.g. fingerprint sensors)
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MLB grounding
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MLB shielding
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Electrically conductive tapes for industry

Best for: Electrically conductive tapes are designed for industrial applications that require reliable conductivity combined with secure adhesion. They support conduction, grounding, and shielding functions in automotive manufacturing, electronics assembly, and other environments where electrical performance is essential.

Why they perform

  • High levels of electrical conductivity
  • Strong adhesion in demanding conditions 
  • Resistant to heat and humidity 
  • Available with XY or XYZ conductivity options
  • Foam-backed options provide shock absorption
  • Copper backings enhance EMI shielding effectiveness 

Typical applications

  • Electrical signal transfer between components 
  • Component and FPC grounding
  • EMI shielding and gap filling 
  • Prevention of electronic static discharge (ESD) 
  • MLB grounding and shielding 

Performance takeaway: Conductive tapes combine electrical performance and durable adhesion to support reliable grounding, shielding, and conductivity across industrial applications. 

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Find the right adhesive for your application

Our assortment of conductive adhesive tapes gives superior bonding performance with electrical conductivity, even in demanding environments. For more information and expert guidance on product choices for your intended application, speak to us today. 

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FAQs

Conductive tapes FAQs

Conductive tapes are used in electronic applications that require both reliable bonding and electrical conductivity. They are commonly applied for EMI shielding, grounding, electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection, and creating electrical interconnections within electronic devices.

An electrically conductive adhesive enables electrical current to pass through the adhesive layer while securely bonding components. This allows manufacturers to combine mechanical attachment and electrical conductivity in a single solution, helping simplify electronic assembly processes.

Yes. Conductive tape is designed for applications such as EMI shielding and grounding, helping protect electronic devices from electromagnetic interference while maintaining reliable electrical conductivity.

When choosing conductive tapes, consider your application's electrical conductivity requirements, substrate compatibility, bonding performance, and whether the tape will be used for grounding, EMI shielding, or electrical interconnection. Selecting the right tape helps ensure reliable performance in electronic assemblies.

Conductive tapes provide both adhesion and electrical conductivity, making them suitable for modern electronics manufacturing. They support applications that require electrical connections, EMI shielding, and ESD protection while enabling efficient and reliable assembly.

Last updated on 17 Aug 2026