Copper Tape, (1/2 ” x 66ft x 2Rolls) Double Sided Conductive, for Guitar Muffling, EMI Shielding, Crafts, Motor Coils, Grounding

As described, adhesive is conductive, accepts solder very well!

use for Scrap booking

The media could not be loaded.  My nemesis in life are slugs… they eat my wonderful organic herbs in my garden. I decided to make a copper electric barrier on my raised planter bed and some of my pots. This is powered by a 9 volt battery and two strips of this copper tape that either goes around the pot or around each leg of the raised bed. Guess what? This stuff is great… no more slugs. This is inexpensive and very easy to build and set up on raised beds or pots. This is a safe and effective slug deterrent. I would buy this tape again for sure for additional slug barriers.I did test the tape with a volt meter on both the front side and back side (which has the adhesive.) The back adhesive does not conduct well on light contact. However, I can get conduction on the back if I push the volt meter probe with pressure against the tape which my guess is pushing the probe through the thin layer of adhesive material so it makes contact with the copper. It also conducts fine if one firmly pushes the tape against itself on a front to back setup.Pros:Works as expectedGreat valueSlugs hate this stuff!! Yes!!Cons:Handling, curls up when one pulls the backing offThin and can rip easilyBack side adhesive has low conduction with light touch, needs pressure to conduct

Works easily when applied to glass as a decoration.

The product is fine but I felt like the description was innacurate. Should I have known "double sided" referred to the conductivity but not the adhesive? I'm a teacher so this is going to the LA dept. for ejudication. I think the grammar in the description is either a poor translation or deliberately ambiguous. Double sided tape usually means sticky on both sides. This isn't. I'll use it for some project so I'll keep it, just beware.