Is that the copper wire used for EMF shielding?
This metal nest has too larger hole size that technically cannot block EMF effectively. Depending on the EMF frequency or band to be block, like hole size 1mm X 1mm able to block from UHF band till microwave. And make sure you earth ground the nest properly. To shield any frequency from extremely low and up to nuclear radiation ( EMF generates from a nuclear bomb weapon ), A thick lead sheet shield is the best choice.
The wire mesh you link to is too small to be practical for much of anything (narrow strip) with too big holes to block most RFI.
No, it is used for EMI shielding and is any size copper screen which will hold up to the environment. It is usually 30 Ga or larger but could be 60 ga if it is protected like between two sheets of plaster board or plywood.
This metal nest has too larger hole size that technically cannot block EMF effectively. Depending on the EMF frequency or band to be block, like hole size 1mm X 1mm able to block from UHF band till microwave. And make sure you earth ground the nest properly. To shield any frequency from extremely low and up to nuclear radiation ( EMF generates from a nuclear bomb weapon ), A thick lead sheet shield is the best choice.
The wire mesh you link to is too small to be practical for much of anything (narrow strip) with too big holes to block most RFI.
No, it is used for EMI shielding and is any size copper screen which will hold up to the environment. It is usually 30 Ga or larger but could be 60 ga if it is protected like between two sheets of plaster board or plywood.
