In both R&D labs, testing, calibration and manufacturing processes of electronic products, require a shielded environment that prevents noises’ emissions or interferences of unwanted radio signals.

These processes may require a standard shielding box and occasionally require special sizes, special fittings or filtering components and even specific tools for testing and calibrations within the shielding box.

Using the right equipment provides an optimal environment, thereby saving a considerable amount of time and cutting down costs.