Copper Strips

Description

　When installing STP connectors or information outlets, in order to ensure the grounding wire can be effectively covered and contacted, professional low-voltage technicians usually use copper strips. However, because copper strips has poor ductility, it is prone to creases or breakage, leading to material waste.

　T3 has officially introduced high-tech conductive fabric, which is lighter, thinner, and far more ductile than copper foil! It is very easy to apply, and its conductivity is no less effective than copper foil.

Pre‑cut sizes are just right for one‑time use. Whether it’s connectors, information outlets, or expensive modular connectors, it can be applied.

T3 Copper Fabric Strips for RJ45 Shielded Connector Grounding

Achieving low-impedance 360-degree grounding is critical when terminating shielded (STP/FTP) Ethernet cables to ensure reliable protection against Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI) and Radio Frequency Interference (RFI). T3 Copper Strips are engineered to optimize the grounding process by creating a broad, continuous conductive bonding surface between the cable braid/drain wire and the metallic plug shell.

Specification

• Each sheet contains 10 small pieces.
• Size of each piece: 15 × 32 mm

Key Features & Technical Advantages

• Simplified Termination: Creates a broad bonding surface that dramatically streamlines shielded plug installation.

• Superior Conductivity: Premium conductive fabric adhesive lowers grounding resistance and improves electrostatic discharge (ESD) performance.

• Flexible & Durable Design: Wraps seamlessly around cable jackets and drain wires without tearing during crimping.

• Universal Shielding Compatibility: Compatible with Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A, Cat7, and Cat8 STP/FTP modular plugs and jack terminations.

• Ideal Applications: Enterprise server rooms, data centers, industrial Ethernet environments, and high-noise EMI sites.

FAQ

Q: How do T3 Copper Strips improve shielded RJ45 cable termination?
A: T3 Copper Strips wrap securely over the folded cable braid and drain wire, establishing a larger conductive contact area inside the metal shield of the RJ45 plug. This reduces contact resistance and ensures consistent grounding for EMI suppression.