See-through wire mesh to ESD/RFI protect LCD?

:After trying Google, McMaster, and lots of others: Is there a :see-through (thin) mesh that can be fastened to the back of a steel :panel using conductive epoxy around the perimeter? Preferably something :that can't rust. : :It is to protect a LCD from getting hit by strong fields or really big :ESD zaps. Currently there is only some kind of poly film 1/10th" away :from the LCD (doesn't touch). It's ok if the translucent properties :aren't top notch since the LCD is back-lit pretty well.

Remember those anti-glare screens we used to fit to the front of our green phosphor monitors. They had an earthing strap so they were anti-static as well. I found one and the mesh is definitely conductive. Cut the mesh out and perhaps this is an option.

This mob:

Regards, Allan

Hi Joerg.

I have in the past used ultra-fine woven copper (alloy) cloth. It's so fine it feels almost like silk. That really stops stuff dead.

Tin Oxide ? coated polyester is another possibility but the resistivity is higher.

Graham

Make sure you get a decent 'open area' figure.

Graham

Well, it's a thick steel plate which already has a plastic front panel glued onto it.

Good idea. Maybe start a new post with that topic. Or contact several mfgs in addition such as MG Chemicals.

overlay and tied to GND.

displays.

really reliable conductive epoxy that cures

them. Let's see.

past (cant remember which one, Loctite or

That's one of the companies I have on a list to call on Monday.

The challenge at this point will be to get them on there, since there already is a poly front film.

Has to be stainless in this environment and Anthony had pointed me to a company where I found the right stuff:

Now I have to figure out how to mount it. Lots of calls tomorrow to conductive adhesive manufacturers.