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Browse metal shielding cans, frames, covers and clips by structure, material, process and electronic application.
113 product references shown
301 Stainless Steel Shielding Can
A 301 stainless steel shielding can starts with a specified alloy grade and a separately defined material state.
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5G Circuit Shielding Can
A 5G shielding can is designed around a specified communication circuit region and its integration conditions.
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5G Module Shielding Can
A 5G shielding can is designed around a specified communication circuit region and its integration conditions.
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ADAS Module Shielding Can
An ADAS module shield is reviewed around the specific sensing, processing or communication circuit requiring coverage.
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AI Module Shielding Can
An AI module shield coordinates processor-region coverage with workload-dependent thermal and interface requirements.
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BT Circuit Shielding Can
A BT circuit shield retains the project label while the covered function and interface are defined from the layout.
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CPU Shielding Can
A CPU shielding can defines a local processor-region boundary while coordinating the roof with cooling and surrounding components.
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EMI Shielding Lid
A shielding lid closes the upper side of a frame or base and is defined with that mating structure.
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EMI Shielding Can
A custom metal shield defines a local boundary around a circuit region that needs interference control.
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EMI Shielding Frame
A shielding frame connects a PCB attachment perimeter with the mating edge of a lid or other closure.
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GPS Circuit Shielding Can
A GPS shielding can addresses the positioning circuit region while preserving the intended antenna environment.
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GPS Module Shielding Can
A GPS shielding can addresses the positioning circuit region while preserving the intended antenna environment.
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PCB Shielding Can
A PCB shielding can coordinates metal coverage with board reference connections, keepouts and component placement.
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RF Shielding Can
An RF shielding can defines local coverage around a radio-frequency circuit and its physical interfaces.
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SMT Shielding Frame
An SMT shielding structure connects local coverage with surface-mount placement and attachment.
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SMT Shielding Can
An SMT shielding structure connects local coverage with surface-mount placement and attachment.
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TWS Earbud Shielding Can
A TWS earbud shielding can fits local electronics into a compact assembly with acoustic and wireless functional spaces.
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VR Device Shielding Can
A VR device shield coordinates electronic coverage with optical modules, displays and their assembly access.
Explore the product & design →Wi-Fi Module Shielding Can
A Wi-Fi module shielding can covers the specified wireless electronics while retaining the intended antenna and feedline arrangement.
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BB Baseband Shielding Cover
A BB shielding cover is a metal cover over the baseband circuit region, with boundaries set by the actual board layout.
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One-Piece Shielding Can
A one-piece shielding can combines the roof and sidewalls in one body for local PCB coverage.
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Custom One-Piece Shielding Can
A one-piece shielding can combines the roof and sidewalls in one body for local PCB coverage.
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Single-Body Formed Shielding Can
A one-piece shielding can combines the roof and sidewalls in one body for local PCB coverage.
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Stainless Steel Shielding Can
A stainless steel shielding can requires a specific grade, supply condition and joining arrangement.
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Two-Piece Shielding Can
A two-piece shield pairs a board-mounted frame with a separate cover, retaining access to the enclosed circuit.
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Mainboard Circuit Shielding Can
A PCB shielding can coordinates metal coverage with board reference connections, keepouts and component placement.
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Mainboard Shielding Can
A PCB shielding can coordinates metal coverage with board reference connections, keepouts and component placement.
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Custom Mainboard Shielding Can
A PCB shielding can coordinates metal coverage with board reference connections, keepouts and component placement.
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Shielding Frame and Cover Set
A two-piece shield pairs a board-mounted frame with a separate cover, retaining access to the enclosed circuit.
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Instrumentation Shielding Can
An instrumentation shield coordinates sensitive circuit coverage with input connections, calibration and enclosure access.
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Instrument Panel Shielding Can
An instrumentation shield coordinates sensitive circuit coverage with input connections, calibration and enclosure access.
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Drawing-Controlled Shielding Can
A custom metal shield defines a local boundary around a circuit region that needs interference control.
Explore the product & design →Optical Transceiver Shielding Can
An optical module shield coordinates electronic coverage with the optical interface, module body and thermal arrangement.
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Fiber-Optic Module Shielding Can
An optical module shield coordinates electronic coverage with the optical interface, module body and thermal arrangement.
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Stamped Shielding Can
A stamped shielding can converts sheet geometry into blanking and forming operations around finished-part datums.
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Separate Frame and Lid Shielding Can
A two-piece shield pairs a board-mounted frame with a separate cover, retaining access to the enclosed circuit.
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Medical Electronics Shielding Can
A medical electronics shield is defined around a particular internal circuit and the verification scope of the customer device.
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Medical Device Shielding Can
A medical electronics shield is defined around a particular internal circuit and the verification scope of the customer device.
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Snap-Fit Shielding Can
A snap-fit shield uses mating features to retain its cover in a defined working position.
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Transformer Shielding Cover
A transformer shielding cover is reviewed against the identified field or coupling problem and the surrounding electrical assembly.
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Removable Shielding Can
A removable shield provides circuit access while preserving a defined method of restoring closure.
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Wearable Device Shielding Can
A wearable device shield coordinates local coverage within a tight housing stack containing several functional regions.
Explore the product & design →Permalloy Shielding Cover
A permalloy cover addresses a defined magnetic-field problem with an agreed alloy and treatment condition.
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Base Station Shielding Can
A base station shield coordinates communication partitions, interfaces and thermal structures in the actual module.
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Multi-Cavity Shielding Can
A multi-cavity shield organizes several circuit regions with internal partitions and a shared outer boundary.
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Antenna Circuit Shielding Can
An antenna circuit shield addresses electronics near an antenna while preserving the region intended for radiation or reception.
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Custom EMI Shielding Can
A custom metal shield defines a local boundary around a circuit region that needs interference control.
Explore the product & design →Custom RF Shielding Can
An RF shielding can defines local coverage around a radio-frequency circuit and its physical interfaces.
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Custom Shielding Can
A custom metal shield defines a local boundary around a circuit region that needs interference control.
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RF Circuit Shielding Cover
An RF shielding can defines local coverage around a radio-frequency circuit and its physical interfaces.
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Shielding Clip
A shielding clip provides a local retaining or contact interface in a board-level assembly.
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Board-Level Shielding Frame
A shielding frame connects a PCB attachment perimeter with the mating edge of a lid or other closure.
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Shielding Frame
A shielding frame connects a PCB attachment perimeter with the mating edge of a lid or other closure.
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Metal Shielding Can
A custom metal shield defines a local boundary around a circuit region that needs interference control.
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Industrial Control Shielding Can
An industrial control shield coordinates a defined control region with terminal access, external wiring and enclosure mounting.
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Tablet Shielding Can
A tablet shield coordinates electronic coverage with the display, battery, flex circuits and a restricted enclosure height.
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A miniature shield concentrates coverage and installation within a restricted board area.
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Phone EMI Shielding Can
A phone shielding can is designed around the actual mainboard partitions and the complete handset assembly.
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Mobile Phone Shielding Can
A phone shielding can is designed around the actual mainboard partitions and the complete handset assembly.
Explore the product & design →Camera Module Shielding Can
A camera module shield defines coverage over electronics while preserving optics, flex connections and module alignment.
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New Energy Vehicle Shielding Can
A new energy vehicle shield is reviewed for a particular electronics module, installation and system interface.
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Wireless Circuit Shielding Can
A wireless circuit shield distinguishes intended radio signal paths from unwanted coupling around local electronics.
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Wireless Module Shielding Can
A wireless circuit shield distinguishes intended radio signal paths from unwanted coupling around local electronics.
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Wireless Router Shielding Can
A router shield coordinates local coverage with network ports, wireless paths, processor activity and enclosure integration.
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Graphics Card Shielding Can
A graphics card shield coordinates coverage with processor, memory, power and the complete cooling assembly.
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Display Electronics Shielding Can
A display electronics shield coordinates board coverage with panel connections, flex routing and the surrounding housing.
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Smart Home Shielding Can
A smart home shield defines local coverage while retaining antenna, sensor and actuator functional regions.
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Smart Device Shielding Can
A custom metal shield defines a local boundary around a circuit region that needs interference control.
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Smartphone Shielding Can
A phone shielding can is designed around the actual mainboard partitions and the complete handset assembly.
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Smartwatch Shielding Can
A smartwatch shield coordinates a compact mainboard with the display, battery, sensors and enclosure stack.
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Smart Lock Shielding Can
A smart lock shield coordinates the control board with identification, wireless and electromechanical interfaces.
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Smart Speaker Shielding Can
An audio electronics shield coordinates local analog, digital or supply coverage with the acoustic assembly.
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Server Shielding Can
A server shield coordinates board-level coverage with cooling, chassis installation and serviceable interfaces.
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Robot Electronics Shielding Can
A robot electronics shield is reviewed for its control, sensing or drive module and the installed equipment configuration.
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Board-Level EMI Shielding Can
A PCB shielding can coordinates metal coverage with board reference connections, keepouts and component placement.
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Board-Level Shielding Can
A PCB shielding can coordinates metal coverage with board reference connections, keepouts and component placement.
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Frame-Based Shielding Can
A shielding frame connects a PCB attachment perimeter with the mating edge of a lid or other closure.
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Automotive EMI Shielding Can
A vehicle electronics shield defines coverage around a specified module and its installed housing and harness.
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A vehicle electronics shield defines coverage around a specified module and its installed housing and harness.
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Nickel Silver Shielding Can
A nickel silver shield uses a copper-nickel-zinc alloy direction, with the exact grade and condition defined for the project.
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Custom Nickel Silver Shielding Can
A nickel silver shield uses a copper-nickel-zinc alloy direction, with the exact grade and condition defined for the project.
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Nickel Silver Material Shielding Can
A nickel silver shield uses a copper-nickel-zinc alloy direction, with the exact grade and condition defined for the project.
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Deep-Drawn Shielding Can
A deep-drawn can develops a roof and sidewall contour through sheet forming, with trimming and interfaces defined afterward.
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Electric Vehicle EMI Shielding Can
A new energy vehicle shield is reviewed for a particular electronics module, installation and system interface.
Explore the product & design →EV Power Module Shielding Can
An EV power module shield coordinates coverage with terminals, heat-transfer parts and electrical-spacing requirements.
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Electrical Module Shielding Cover
A power supply shield coordinates coverage with terminals, thermal parts and electrical-spacing requirements.
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Power Supply Shielding Can
A power supply shield coordinates coverage with terminals, thermal parts and electrical-spacing requirements.
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Electromagnetic Shielding Cover
A custom metal shield defines a local boundary around a circuit region that needs interference control.
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Copper-Nickel Alloy Shielding Can
A copper-nickel alloy shield needs an exact material definition rather than appearance-based selection.
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Laptop Shielding Can
A laptop shield coordinates mainboard coverage with heat pipes, memory, battery and a low-profile enclosure.
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Precision EMI Shielding Can
A custom metal shield defines a local boundary around a circuit region that needs interference control.
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Precision Shielding Can
A custom metal shield defines a local boundary around a circuit region that needs interference control.
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Circuit Board Shielding Cover
A PCB shielding can coordinates metal coverage with board reference connections, keepouts and component placement.
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Shielding Can with Insulated Areas
A shield with insulated areas separates electrical-isolation regions from retained conductive attachment and contact.
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Insulating Paint Shielding Can
A shield with insulated areas separates electrical-isolation regions from retained conductive attachment and contact.
Explore the product & design →Network Card Shielding Can
A network card shield coordinates board coverage with high-speed interfaces, network connectors and host installation.
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Chip Shielding Can
A chip shielding can defines coverage around a specified device region and the neighboring circuitry relevant to it.
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A Bluetooth module shield coordinates wireless-electronics coverage with its antenna and neighboring functions.
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Low-Profile Shielding Can
A low-profile shield addresses a height-limited assembly without treating shield height as sheet thickness.
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Dash Camera Shielding Can
A dash camera shield coordinates electronics with camera, storage, power and housing interfaces.
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A router shield coordinates local coverage with network ports, wireless paths, processor activity and enclosure integration.
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Vehicle Electronics Shielding Can
A vehicle electronics shield defines coverage around a specified module and its installed housing and harness.
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An automotive radar shield defines electronic coverage while preserving the antenna region and module installation geometry.
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Communication Circuit Shielding Can
A communication circuit shield coordinates local coverage with actual signal ports, supply and host or equipment interfaces.
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A communication circuit shield coordinates local coverage with actual signal ports, supply and host or equipment interfaces.
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Communication Equipment Shielding Can
A communication circuit shield coordinates local coverage with actual signal ports, supply and host or equipment interfaces.
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Aluminum Shielding Can
An aluminum shield connects a specified alloy and surface with the intended forming and attachment method.
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Zinc Material Shielding Cover
A zinc material cover first requires a clear definition of the material form and manufacturing route.
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Copper-Nickel-Zinc Shielding Can
A nickel silver shield uses a copper-nickel-zinc alloy direction, with the exact grade and condition defined for the project.
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Tin-Plated Shielding Can
A tin-plated can specifies a final surface requirement alongside the base material and closure geometry.
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Nickel-Plated Shielding Can
A nickel-plated can connects a specified substrate with a required final surface and mating condition.
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Audio Electronics Shielding Can
An audio electronics shield coordinates local analog, digital or supply coverage with the acoustic assembly.
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Tinplate EMI Shielding Can
A tinplate shield combines a steel substrate with a tin-coated surface in a formed component.
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