Used since the early 1990s, copper modular panels provide durable shielding and exceptional performance. Composed of MDF panels laminated with copper sheets on one side and aluminum on the other, this system meets the strictest requirements in terms of shielding against radio frequencies.
The panels are joined with lead solder. The copper panels are attached to a freestanding steel structure, making the system structurally-independent from the rest of the building.
Uses of soldered copper shielding
Radio frequency (RF) shielding for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
For laboratories, test rooms, and research centres
For data centre, security, police, and military applications
Benefits of soldered copper shielding
Independent self-supporting structure
Excellent acoustic performance
Durable welds
Industry-proven solution
SDI Canada 15-year warranty
Technical features
Rigid ½” copper laminated MDF modular panels on the room’s interior wall
Lead solder joint system
Self-supporting steel structure independent of the building structure
Copper floor to meet the MRI equipment manufacturer’s requirements
Compatible components
Manual and semi-automatic pneumatic shielded doors
Large, shielded window
RF filters and RF waveguide (research, sprinklers, ventilation, etc.)
