Electriduct 1/2" Tinned Copper Metal Braid Sleeving Flexible EMI RFI Shielding Wire Mesh (0.32" Diameter) - 10 Feet

Added a heaters to my IR Sauna and wanted to be sure I addressed any potential concerns with RF or EF that the heater wiring may add. Installed easily and since it’s basically braided metal you’ll need something more that basic scissors to cut.

Great stuff. Worked perfectly for what I needed it for and that was for shielding audio cables that I have been making. The only complaint I had and it’s really not a complaint. It was just trying to handle carefully and figuring out the best way to get the wires through without poking a hole. I ended up using a ball point pen to leed the way though and at the same time stretched it out for easy install. I got the 1/8in size and it stretched out to about 3/8in. 10 outta 10 would buy again.

Used for DYI audiophile power cords as drain wire. Worked perfectly.

This ended up being exactly what I needed for my project car. I had to extend some wires to my Mass Air Flow Sensor, and on my car (Subaru STI) one of these wires is shielded. I used this product to extend the shielding from where the OEM wire was cut, over the non-shielded wire that I extended to the plug. My car was not working prior to installing this, and worked great afterwards! I did have some difficulty getting this very tiny sleeve to expand in some places that it had obviously been crushed, either during manufacturing or during shipping, so -1 star for that. Overall it was difficult to get over two feet of this shielding to slide down the wire because its so small and delicate. I was also surprised at the 1/8" rating, i'm not sure where that comes from, but this came out of the package smaller diameter than the prong of a fork and expanded to about 1/2"

I used this to protect a wire from squirrels and other rodents from eating a CAT 6 wire for my security camera. The sleeve was easy to use and is a good value for the length needed.

This was exactly what we needed. Sleeved over a bundle a wire pretty easily. Unfortunately it was not actually 50ft. So if you need small sections, you’re set. If you needed all 50ft… cross your fingers I guess.

Good stuff.

I had a persistent whine in my speakers after installing a new stereo in my car. I tried everything to solve it, and finally decided to try this shielding. Running the power line inside the shielding was not super easy, but I found if you push the shielding together, it would expand and that made it much easier. Once I had the power line covered, I grounded one end of the shielding to the same ground as the stereo head unit. This solved the whine issue!