ElectroDome: custom EMI/RFI gaskets cut to your drawing

1. You describe the need. A drawing or dimensions, the metal of the housing, and what the gasket has to withstand: temperature, water, dust, frequent opening. A sketch is enough to start; the form accepts JPG, PNG, PDF and DOC files.
2. We propose a reference. It is chosen from our five families (conductive silicone, fabric-over-foam, knitted wire mesh, finger stock, thermal pad) and comes with its datasheet and a quote. The figures are those of the material, given as they are.
3. You try it. A sample of 3 pieces lets you check closing force, contact and fit on your own housing. The sample fee may be deducted from your first order; the amount and the conditions are stated on the quote.
4. We launch the series. Every order is checked before it leaves, by eye and for dimensions, against what was agreed with you.

The team has worked with EMC shielding for several years, on projects in the medical, aerospace and electronics sectors. One habit has stayed: before proposing a part, we ask the questions that prevent unpleasant surprises. Which metal faces the gasket? How much compression? What environment?

• flat gaskets and frames cut to drawing, including connector shapes;
• profiles cut to length, O-rings, adhesive-backed strips;
• thermal pads cut to your dimensions;
• a prototype, a small series or a production run;
• a reply by e-mail in English or French.

We work with certified suppliers and keep the materials traceable. Before dispatch, every order is inspected visually and dimensionally against the agreed specification.

The standards of your sector (DO-160, IEC 60601-1-2, MIL-STD-461, the EMC Directive and others) qualify the finished equipment, not the gasket. Our products can contribute to its compliance, and we give you the material data for your own tests.

To find out more about ElectroDome, a Paris-based supplier of EMI shielding materials, visit our home page.