Shielding case SC8200789

Rapid Access Without Sacrificing Shielding Integrity

In development labs, field-service units, and test environments, engineers frequently need to access shielded components—but traditional soldered or screwed shields slow down iteration and repair. The EMI Shield Featuring Quick-Release Mechanism solves this with a spring-loaded latch system that secures the cover firmly during operation yet allows tool-free removal in under three seconds. Despite its removable design, this innovative EMI shielding case maintains >60 dB attenuation from 100 MHz to 3 GHz, delivering reliable computer protection against internal and external electromagnetic interference without compromising serviceability.

How the Quick-Release System Works

• Integrated Latch Tabs: Snap into PCB-mounted anchor points with audible click confirmation.
• Continuous Ground Contact: Conductive fingers ensure RF continuity even at latch interfaces.
• Reusable & Durable: Tested for 5,000+ open/close cycles with no performance degradation.
• No Loose Parts: All components are captive—nothing to lose during maintenance.

Ideal for Serviceable and Iterative Systems

This shield is engineered for diagnostic medical devices, industrial control panels, telecom test gear, and university research platforms—applications where frequent hardware access is essential. In these scenarios, permanent shields create bottlenecks; tape or clips offer poor EMI performance. By deploying this smart EMI shielding case, teams achieve both regulatory-grade shielding and operational agility. It ensures consistent computer protection across development, deployment, and repair phases—even in electromagnetically dense settings filled with electromagnetic interference from motors, radios, and switching power supplies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the latch create an EMI leak point?
A: No—each latch integrates overlapping conductive fingers that maintain Faraday continuity when closed.

Q: Can it be used in high-vibration environments?
A: Yes—the latches include anti-backout geometry to prevent accidental release.

Q: Is special PCB layout required?
A: Only two small anchor pads (2 mm x 3 mm) per side—minimal board real estate needed.

The EMI Shield Featuring Quick-Release Mechanism redefines the balance between accessibility and electromagnetic security—so you never have to choose between serviceability and signal integrity.