Carbon Coated Cloth
Up to 300°C
Main applications
carbon coated cloth for EMI shielding and heat dissipation
Key Features
Electrically conductive carbon coating
A carbon coating layer — used as ESD-protective and EMI shielding fabric
Heat- and oxidation-resistant coating
Carbon coated glass fiber — the coating stays stable at temperature, a heat-resistant conductive fabric
ESD dissipative fabric
For static-generating environments — protective fabric for semiconductor, electronics and explosives handling
Combined heat dissipation and shielding
Conductivity plus heat resistance — doubling as heat dissipation pads and EMI shielding material
Custom thickness and resistivity
Surface resistivity tuned by coating thickness — made to the resistance value your application requires
Specifications
| Material | E-glass fiber with carbon coating |
| Service temperature | Up to 300°C |
| Surface resistivity | 10¹–10⁶ Ω/sq (by coating thickness) |
| Fabric width | 500–1200 mm |
| Thickness | 0.2–2 mm |
| Main applications | ESD dissipative fabric, EMI shielding material, heat dissipation pads |
Applications
ESD protection
- •ESD-protective fabric in semiconductor manufacturing
- •Static dissipative material for explosives handling
EMI shielding
- •EMI shielding material for electronic equipment
- •Shielding fabric for military and aerospace electronics
Heat dissipation
- •Heat dissipation pads for hot electronic equipment
- •Heat-spreading coating material
Specialty industries
- •Static dissipative material in chemical plant
- •Material for high-temperature heat dissipation jackets
Notes
- ※Surface resistivity directly determines ESD performance — confirm the resistance requirement for your environment before ordering.
- ※The carbon coating is vulnerable to mechanical abrasion — consider an additional protective layer in abrasive service.

