Conductive Fabric – Copper Mesh, 0.1 mm Thick

This ultra-thin conductive fabric is woven with fine copper threads to create a flexible, breathable mesh capable of conducting electricity and interacting with electromagnetic fields. Despite being just 0.1 mm thick, it unlocks a wide range of scientific and practical applications.

Commonly used in smart textiles, this material can transmit signals, sense touch, or provide localized heating. It's used in sports like fencing for electronic scoring, as well as in wearable electronics, experimental garments, and protective enclosures for sensitive devices.

Based on the principles of electromagnetism discovered by Michael Faraday, this fabric can also act as a Faraday cage—blocking wireless signals like WiFi, GPS, cellular, and Bluetooth. This makes it useful for security pouches, electromagnetic shielding, testing environments, and advanced radiation protection.

Perfect for educational experiments, wearable tech, or building your own signal-blocking enclosure.

Use this 6" x 6" swatch to determine if the material is right for your next project.