Copper and Nickel Faraday Fabric – Mission Darkness TitanRF Faraday Fabric

Description

Mission Darkness TitanRF Faraday Fabric is a woven copper and nickel fabric that effectively shields radio frequency signals. It is the same material used to manufacture Mission Darkness Faraday bags and enclosures. Available in sheets or rolls, it can be cut, sewn, and glued like standard textiles.

Features

• Blocks frequencies from low MHz up to 40 GHz: cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, RFID, and NFC.
• A single layer attenuates signals by over 65 dB, while additional layers provide even higher protection levels.
• Tested according to MIL-STD-188-125 and IEEE 299-2006 standards.
• Lightweight, durable material resistant to corrosion and tarnishing.
• Suitable for making bags, equipment cases, shielded tents, rooms, and DIY enclosures.
• Pro kits are delivered on a roll inside a protective tube to prevent creasing.

Specifications

• Composition: 66% polyester, 25% copper, 9% nickel
• Thickness: 80 ± 5 µm
• Density: 74 ± 8 g/m²
• Width: 112 cm (all sizes)
• Attenuation: greater than 65 dB (single layer)
• Frequency range: low MHz to 40 GHz
• Standard kit (91 x 112 cm, approx. 1 m²): folded sheet, 91 cm tape sample, instruction manual
• Pro kit (5.5 m, approx. 6.1 m²): roll in a tube, 6.1 m TitanRF tape roll, instruction manual
• Pro kit XL20 (18.3 m, approx. 20.4 m²): roll in a tube, 6.1 m tape, 4 small patches, nitrile gloves
• Pro kit XL50 (45.7 m, approx. 51.1 m²): roll in a tube, 6.1 m tape, 4 small and 2 medium patches, gloves

How to Use

For complete shielding, MOS recommends using two or more layers with overlapping seams sealed using TitanRF tape. No gaps should remain in the room or enclosure. Note that signal attenuation and total blocking differ. The fabric is electrically conductive and flammable, so keep it away from electrical outlets and wiring.