Complete Proven Source

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3. Ja-Bar’s History of EMI/RFI Shielding Materials • In 1965 Ja-Bar began utilizing our unmatched expertise in silicone elastomer technology to develop EMI/RFI shielding materials. The first shielding material to ship from our production floor was our Wire Mesh in silicone. • First blocks and slabs for others to fabricate, then stripping and sheeting, for “die cutters” to produce into finished product, and shortly thereafter, finished fabricated EMI/RFI Shielding seals. • Still today, we remain the world’s largest manufacturer of Oriented Wire in Solid and Sponge Silicone and Fluorosilicone

4. History of EMI/RFI • While Series 600 development Team was progressing, a need for thinner, flatter metallic shielding gaskets, spawned our development of Silicone filled woven and expanded metallic sheeting. • Our unique processing capabilities provide for immediate electrical continuity on contact, with environmental sealing obtained under proper torque pressures. With the original manufacturing techniques still in tact (well almost), we’ve again cornered the production market of our now well known Series 900 Expanded Metal/Screen Cloth Elastomer Combinations.

5. History of EMI/RFI • With the Military, Automotive, and Consumer Electronics Industries starving for qualified economical alternatives to once patented conductive silicone technology, Ja-Bar entered into yet another facet of EMI/RFI Shielding seals. Conductive Particle Filled Elastomers, our Series 800. • In 1985, with compounds developed to meet or exceed the competitions, Ja-Bar qualified for MIL-DTL-83528. • We maintain the QPL status for these materials, and have added essential variations to these compounds to accommodate both the military and commercial market’s sealing, shielding, and survivability needs.

6. History of EMI/RFI • With over 5500 proven Electrically Conductive, Electrically Insulative, and Electrically Insulative-Thermally Conductive compounds, formulated by Ja-Bar Silicone personnel, at our disposal, we’re able to offer the appropriate, conductivity, Shore A & OO hardness, Tensile, Tear, Compression Set, and Elongation characteristics, to meet your applications needs.

7. History of EMI/RFI • During our applications engineering efforts, we found the Military, Automotive, and Consumer Electronics Industries were still searching for Shielding Materials not yet at our disposal. So, we made them available. • We added Shielded Optical Filters, Series 100, fully machined and terminated at Ja-Bar. • We added, through close affiliates, Knitted Wire mesh, Series 300, and Wire mesh / Elastomer combination seals, Series 400 & Series 500, Honeycomb Ventilation Panels, Series 200, Metalized Fabric over Foam, Series 577, with limitless profiles, and BeCu Finger stock, Series 350.

8. History of EMI/RFI • To tie it all together, or should we say, glue it all together, we developed an unmatched Series of Conductive Adhesive Systems, Series 000, meeting the needs of nearly every manufacturing environment, customizable to your specific requirement, if not already available.

9. History of EMI/RFI • Well, we’re getting tired of talking about us, let’s hear you talk about us. • Give us a look at your, most current, most difficult, or least cost efficient sealing application, and let us do our job, seal it. • Ja-Bar, let us be your Complete Proven Source.

10. What is it ….……….. • 100 SERIES : Shielded windows for LCD Displays • Civil Service Radios, • Medical Monitoring Equipment • Electronic Switching stations • 200 SERIES : Shielded Ventilation Panels • Electronic Rack Enclosures, • Medical Monitoring Equipment • Military Systems

11. Where is it used………. • SERIES 300, 400, 500 : mesh and mesh elastomer combinations • Perimeter seals for Electronic Rack Enclosures • Medical Equipment • Military Systems

12. Where else…………….. • SERIES 300 : BeCu Fingers : • Military and Commercial Electronics • Electronic Contacts • Very high shielding performance • No environmental sealing capabilities

13. If it relies on Electronic Components….. • SERIES 600 : Wire Oriented in silicone • Economical Environmental / EMI sealing • Hand Held Electronics • Shielded Connectors • Smaller Enclosures

14. If it “communicates”…… • SERIES 700 : Thermally Conductive Seals • Electrical Insulation • Thermal transfer • Most “tightly” packed electronic systems

15. It most Likely uses Shielding….. • SERIES 800 : Higher end shielding • Perimeter environmental / EMI Seals • Larger Electronic Cabinets to • Small hand held systems • Most prominent shielding / sealing mechanism

16. It most likely will need….. • SERIES 000 : Conductive Adhesives • Gap Fillers • Gasket adhesion applications • Form In Place Gasketing

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