PTFE glass cloth tape has a woven glass cloth backing impregnated with PTFE. This tape provides a slick surface which creates a non-stick surface that performs at elevated temperatures. Tape can be supplied with or with liner.
- Nonstick Surface
- High Tensile
- High-Temperature Resistance
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DETAILS
PTFE glass cloth adhesive tapes come with a high-quality silicone or acrylic adhesive for outstanding performance. The PFTE coating provides optimal release, dimensional stability and outstanding heat resistance (silicone, 500° F; acrylic, 350° F). PTFE adhesive tapes have low friction and function well as electrical insulation.
Also available in PTFE glass cloth zone tape, which has custom coated adhesive zones.
Specifications
Product Number | PTFE Glass Cloth Backing Thickness | Adhesive | Total Thickness Mils | Adhesion to Steel oz/in | Tensile Strength lbs/in | Dielectric Strength Total Volts | Operating Temperature ℃ |
CGSTAPE-6156 | 3 Mil | Acrylic | 5 | 35 | 100 | 2400 | 155℃ |
CGSTAPE-6157 | 3 Mil | Silicone | 5 | 30 | 100 | 2400 | 260℃ |
CGSTAPE-6158 | 5 Mil | Silicone | 7 | 30 | 180 | 3000 | 260℃ |
CGSTAPE-6159 | 10 Mil | Silicone | 12 | 30 | 225 | 6000 | 260 |
APPLICATIONS
Transformer & Electric Motors
PTFE Tapes are used in the electronics industry in one of two ways, either for insulation of wiring (for dry cell transformers, AC/DC electric motors, or AC/DC electric diesel engines).
PTFE Glass Cloth Tape for Heat sealing machines
Resistant to most chemicals, this reinforced PTFE tape provides a quick and durable solution to help reduce build-up on packaging and heat sealing machines. It functions as a longer-lasting, anti-stick or easy-release medium between surfaces where pressure, temperature changes and other factors may create a measure of adhesion. PTFE is chemical resistant and can be used as a temporary chemical barrier. The tape has a wide temperature use range, from -100°F/-73°C to 500°F/260°C, making it suitable for a variety of high temperature applications.
PVC Window Manufacture
The manufacture of PVC Windows generally involves sections of PVC frame material which are heated and welded together to form the finished window frame. PTFE Glass Tape or Fabric, applied to the weld plates, allows rapid heat transfer from the heat plate to the PVC sections, while preventing melted PVC from sticking to the plate surface. This results in a clean weld, a clean surface on the weld plate, and faster, uninterrupted window production.