Sheldahl

Sheldahl

Address

1150 Sheldahl Road
Northfield
MN, 55057
United States

Phone: +1 507 663-8000

Fax: +1 507 663-8300

The Sheldahl Company is now a leading producer of high-density substrates, high-quality flexible printed circuitry, and thin, flexible proprietary laminates, primarily for sale to the automotive electronics and datacom (computers and telecommunications) markets.

Sheldahl are experts in thin film deposition on flexible materials, adhesive formulations, coatings, laminations, finishing, patterning and circuitization. All of which are manufactured in high volume, high quality roll-to-roll equipment and technology.

Sheldahl's core expertise:

Vacuum Coating
Adhesive Formulation, Coating & Laminating
Perforating & Embossing
Slitting & Sheeting
Punching, Patterning, & Forming

Primary Activity

Manufacturer of high-density substrates, laminates, tapes, panels and batteries.

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