I happened to think about it today, so I thought I'd ask...
During one of the operations we do at my job, we end up with long scrap pieces of copper shielding foil. It's about 2-1/4" wide, and doesn't appear to have any coating on it, though it doesn't seem to corrode either. Because it's wrapped aroung the cable, its not all that flat, though I think you could probably get it quite smooth if you tried... I'd guess it's .002 or .003 thick.
We usually just roll it up, and haul it to the scrapyard, but I figured I'd ask if anyone here could think of a use for it.
During one of the operations we do at my job, we end up with long scrap pieces of copper shielding foil. It's about 2-1/4" wide, and doesn't appear to have any coating on it, though it doesn't seem to corrode either. Because it's wrapped aroung the cable, its not all that flat, though I think you could probably get it quite smooth if you tried... I'd guess it's .002 or .003 thick.
We usually just roll it up, and haul it to the scrapyard, but I figured I'd ask if anyone here could think of a use for it.