Zehhe Copper Foil Tape with Double-Sided Conductive (1/4inch X 21.8yards)- EMI Shielding,Stained Glass,Soldering,Electrical Repairs,Slug Repellent,Paper Circuits,Grounding (1/4inch)

Ordered this after it was recommended by a fellow amateur radio operator and maker. Have used it in construction of two different radio project circuit boards so far as ground and/or +DC voltage busses. Works great, solders to easily and cleanly with solid connections. Adheres very well and is quite durable. Looks good and would work great for repairing damaged circuit boards as well. Great value for the money, I’m sure this roll will last a long time and will purchase more in the future. Low voltage only!

This stuff was cheap, but itworks as good as the expensive kind. I bought this foiol tape to use fopr making stained glass configurations. and it does just that. it holds up and takes solder well. plus you get quite a decent amount. I have reccommended this product to other stained glass workers and they all buy strictly this brand for now anyways.it is very sticky anddoes not come off with ttimethe roll is very long if your ajust using it for stained glass.

Works as advertised for wiring. I use it to repair contacts that lose their conductivity. It works much better than the circuit pen I was previously using. The adhesive is good if you don't touch it after peeling it from the backing.

This copper tape has been a real problem-solver for me. I have used it for a few different circuit repairs and to create circuits. The conductivity is excellent, and the adhesive is strong enough to create a solid connection once it's in place. You do need to handle this tape with care. It is very thin and tears easily. If you're not careful, you'll end up with frustrating little rips that break the conductivity. It is a valuable tool to have for specific electronic projects. As long as you are aware of how delicate it is and take your time with the application, it will get the job done.

Great size very ease to tear very sticky

Exactly as expected for copper tape. I have the industrial kind and work and was not sure what I would get from Amazon. Copper tape works well for kids' STEM flashlight project. As can be seen in photo, copper tape comes with a paper backing, which when peeled off exposes adhesive on one side. The paper backing is actually really nice to enable sharing / dividing cut pieces into individual kits without having to pass around a roll of tape. Unlike other reviews, I found the sticky side to be conductive. Photo shows the current conducts to the LED through the sticky side of tape and battery sits directly on exposed side. Circuit is completed /closed with binder clip (not a great switch, but it is cheap).

Fixing a circuit board on an old f100? Here ya go. Just as described in the tutorial on YouTube this meets or exceeds your desires. Clean the circuit board. Make sure you have good contact and let those lights and gauges shine.

I was going to need 1/4" foil, and I didn't have the time to wait for my usual supplier. This looked like a great deal even considering "shrinkflation" due to the length of the spool. What I didn't realize was that the thickness of the foil was not included in the description. Most of the foil I use is 1.25 mil thickness. I'm guessing this foil is about 0.75 mil. It has good adhesiveness, but it is difficult to work with. It kinks easily, and if you want to remove/replace a piece, it shreds. I haven't had any difficulty soldering.