Knitted wire mesh is useful when an application needs a conductive shielding material that can conform to irregular surfaces, compress around seams, or maintain contact through repeated movement. Its combination of flexibility and electrical conductivity makes it suitable for enclosure doors, access panels, cable assemblies, and other locations where a rigid shielding material may not fit well. MAJR uses knitted mesh in several gasket and grounding configurations.

Yes. MAJR uses knitted wire mesh to manufacture custom EMI gaskets as well as several standard profiles. Its all-mesh gasketing is available in rectangular, round, round-with-fin, and double-round-with-fin configurations, allowing the gasket geometry to be matched to the enclosure or equipment being shielded.

EMI grounding washers are designed for these types of penetration points. MAJR manufactures its 2500 Series grounding washers by compressing knitted wire mesh into close-tolerance forming dies. They are commonly installed around bolts, enclosure door hinges, handle shafts, and similar locations to aid grounding and reduce unwanted electromagnetic noise.

Knitted mesh can be combined with an elastomer when both functions are needed. MAJR's Shield Seal gaskets combine wire mesh with silicone or neoprene elastomer to provide EMI/RFI shielding while also protecting equipment from environmental conditions such as moisture, dust, and temperature variations.

Yes. MAJR uses wire mesh products in military, SCIF, industrial, and other demanding electronic enclosure applications. The available configurations include wire mesh gaskets, grounding washers, and shielding tape, while metallic grounding washers can be supplied in different alloys for environments involving temperature or chemical exposure.