Wood pulp paper/Fire retardant paper/Wet-laid nonwoven fabric

"In response to the rapid development of technology, today's electronic products are aimed at miniaturization, high performance, high precision and high responsiveness. The distribution density of circuit components is too high and the size of the circuit is reduced. However, the more sophisticated the circuit becomes, the more components will be squeezed into a small space, thus increasing the chance of interference. Among them, electromagnetic interference (Electromagnetic interference) interference (EMI) and noise are the most troublesome. The consideration of electromagnetic interference has long been a major blind spot in the design of electronic equipment and systems. In addition to interfering with and affecting the operation of other electrical equipment and electronic instruments, many research institutions have warned that electromagnetic waves may cause harm to the human body. Due to the high competition in the technology industry, we continue to develop thin conductive non-woven fabrics to help customers deal with EMI problems."