How EMC Shielding Works
protect your equipment

Electromagnetic interference can cause downtime, data errors, and costly interruptions. EMC shielding with
shield clamps, EMCcable glands and EMC bushings provides control and safety.

What is EMC and EMI?

Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) are unwanted electromagnetic disturbances that can affect electrical and electronic systems.

EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility is the ability of a piece of equipment or installation to function correctly in its electromagnetic environment without causing interference itself.

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Correct EMC installation creates a 360° connection from the cable shield to the enclosure and ground.

Why is EMC Shielding Important?

Prevent Downtime

Reduced risk of unexpected stops in machines and processes.

Ensuring Signal Integrity

Protects sensitive signals and data from interference and errors.

Meets Requirements and Standards

Protects sensitive signals and data from interference and errors.

How does EMC Shielding Work?

1. Shielded Cable

The cable has a metal braid or foil that shields the conductors.

2. EMC Cable Gland

The cable gland clamps the cable shield 360° against the enclosure

3. Enclosure

The casing diverts interference and protects the electronics.

4. Grounding

Disturbances are safely led to ground.

When Should you Choose an EMC Cable Gland?

Automation & Control Systems

Automation & Control Systems

frequency converter

Frequency Converters & Motor Cables

signal cables

Signal Cables & Communication

telecom

Telecommunications, Energy & Infrastructure

Medical Technology & Sensitive Electronics

Product Overview - EMC Solutions from Bimed

Product categoryWhen is it used?Main functionTypical application
EMC Cable Glands
EMC Cable Glands Bimed EMC cable glands
Shielded cables through the enclosure360° EMC shielding and sealingFrequency converters, motor cables
Cable Glands EMC
Cable Glands EMC Icotek EMC System
Several shielded cablesEMC protection and cable managementMachines, control cabinets
Cable Clamps
Cable Clamps EMC shield clamps
Internal EMC groundingDirect connection of cable shieldControl cabinets, electrical panels
Ground Braids
Ground Braids Ground braids M6 / M8
Potential equalization between componentsSafe groundingDoors, mounting plates, enclosures

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FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about EMC shielding

EMC glands have a conductive contact surface that connects the cable screen to the box and protects against interference.

Yes, they often achieve IP65–IP68 while providing shielding.

No, they are mainly needed where there is a risk of electromagnetic interference.

Yes, but shielding works best in metal enclosures or when the cable shield is connected to ground via a bus bar.

Reducing inserts, seals, nuts and blind plugs can also be used with EMC models.

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