At The Faraday Co., we are committed to delivering products that meet the highest standards of electromagnetic shielding. Our dedication to scientific rigor ensures that each item undergoes comprehensive testing to verify its effectiveness.

Third-Party Testing and Certification

To validate the performance of our Faraday fabrics, we engage independent laboratories specializing in electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing. These facilities employ standardized methods to assess the shielding effectiveness of our materials across a broad frequency spectrum.

For instance, the manufacturing facility of our Faraday bags, has subjected the products to IEEE 299-2006 testing. This standard measures the ability of enclosures and materials to block electromagnetic signals, ensuring compliance with stringent shielding requirements. Learn more about IEEE 299-2006 testing.

Similarly, Keystone Compliance, an award-winning independent test lab, evaluates Faraday material. The testing confirms compliance with MIL‐STD‐188‐125‐2 and exceeded IEEE 299-2006 standards, demonstrating exceptional shielding capabilities.

Testing Protocols

We adhere to industry-standard testing protocols to ensure our products provide reliable protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electromagnetic pulses (EMP). Our testing includes:

• Shielding Effectiveness Tests: Assessing the attenuation levels of our fabrics across various frequencies to ensure optimal performance.
• Material Composition Analysis: Evaluating the conductive properties of materials, such as copper and nickel content, to maintain consistent quality.
• Durability Assessments: Testing the longevity and resilience of our fabrics under different environmental conditions to guarantee sustained performance.

Commitment to Excellence

By integrating rigorous scientific testing and third-party validation, we ensure that our Faraday products deliver superior protection. Our unwavering commitment to quality and performance provides our customers with the confidence they need in an increasingly connected world.