Reaching New Heights

By Leader Tech

Monday, February 06, 2012

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The newest single-piece CBS shield from Leader Tech offers exceptional solder characteristics and corrosion resistance.

Recent application demands from military and medical device manufacturers to significantly reduce footprint and enclosure space allocations have prompted Leader Tech (Tampa, FL) to develop a very low profile circuit board shield. The newest single-piece CBS shield offers:

Excellent shielding effectiveness.
A height of only .039” (.991).
RoHS compliant materials.
Exceptional solder characteristics and corrosion resistance.

For more information visit www.leadertechinc.com.

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