Cloth tapes are made of cotton, acetate, nylon, rayon, polyester, woven / non-woven fabrics with acrylics, silicone, or rubber adhesive. The material is then often coated with foil, polytetrafluoroethylene, polyethylene, or silicone rubber in order to make the tape flexible, waterproof, fire-resistant, durable, and distinctive.
While woven fabrics are curated and created by weaving/knitting yarns, non-woven fabrics are usually made of synthetic or natural fibers which are mechanically, chemically, or thermally interlocked. Such non-woven fabrics have distinctive properties like resilience, liquid resistance and repellency, flame retardancy, being stretchy, cushioning, having a bacterial barrier, sterility, and better absorbency and washability. In addition, certain non-woven fabrics are also easily recyclable and can be used in transportation, industrial goods, consumer products, apparel, home furnishings, and health care.
Aluminum glass cloth tape features a high strength glass cloth backing and high temperature adhesives. It provides high strength and reflectivity with excellent flexibility. Outstanding radiant heat reflectivity and thermal stability at extremely high temperatures.
Glass cloth tape consists of woven fiberglass backing with pressure sensitive adhesives. It is flexible and varnish absorbent, making it ideal for applications such as high-temperature coil insulation wrapping, harness wrapping, and masking splicing.
Acetate cloth insulation tape is highly resistant to heat, aging and exhibits stable characteristics, possessing an acetate fiber backing for stability.
Fiberglass tapes have a wide range of uses in the electrical equipment market. They provide excellent tensile strength, electrical insulation, thermal insulation, dimensional stability and thermal endurance.
Cotton tape is strong and cost-effective for a variety of electrical applications. With their heat resistance and insulation property, they are often used as bindings of coils for electrical machinery and appliance.
Electrical fiberglass sleeving for insulation class B(130℃), Class F(155℃) and Class H(200℃) that meet electrical, as well as thermal and mechanical requirements. We also offer uncoated and resin saturated high temperature, fray-resistant, braided and knitted fiberglass sleeving.
Custom Thickness
3 -10 mil
Slitting
Laminating
Die Cutting
Sheeting
Silicone/ Acrylic / Rubber
Thermo Setting / Pressure Sensitive
Single / Double Side
Glass cloth tape is constructed by a backing of woven fiberglass which is coated with a silicone adhesive. This makes it flame retardant and is perfect for a thicker coat that can withstand high-temperature applications as high as (260°C). It can be used for masking surfaces that are uneven. It is thick, strong, and very comfortable. Glass Cloth Tape is excellent for powder coating but it is not advisable to use in e-coating as it is a porous material.
Wire harness coverings need to securely bundle harnesses and withstand extreme temperatures and environmental conditions. Products for the engine compartment require to be highly abrasion-resistant. A good example of this is when tapes are applied inside car interiors to reduce noise. Contact us to know about our varied harness tape solutions that are made of high-quality adhesives that are combined with cotton or acetate cloth.
We also offer aluminum glass cloth tape which is perfect for heat-reflective applications. It is a flexible, strong tape that offers high puncture and tear resistance along with high tensile strength. The tape is heat reflective, resists moisture, flames, UV degradation, and weather corrosion.
Glass cloth tapes and filaments provide a comfortable backing along with an aggressive adhesive which makes it perfect for heavy-duty applications including insulation and holding appliances in place. Our tapes are highly resistant to solvents, aging, and chemicals. They provide high dielectric strength and have good insulation resistance. They can be used for saddle and lead tie-down, coil covering, and bundling motor/transformer coils.
Woven fiberglass is perfect for applications that include electronic equipment, transformers, generators, motors, and switch gears. They offer heightened tensile strength, thermal and electrical insulation, dimensional stability as well as thermal endurance.
Woven cotton tapes are widely used in field coils, transformer windings, field coil supports, and wrap armatures. They can also be used as a sacrificial item during the coating process of resin or shellac.
Fiberglass sleeves are manufactured intricately by inserting and coating finely braided/twisted fiberglass with dielectric resins. This is then used extensively on crossovers and leads in motors as well as dry / oil-filled transformers.