Thermal Insulation Tape Heat Resistant High Temperature Insulation Electronics Industry Welding 3D Printer Polyimide Kapton TapeDescription:Name: High Temperature Heat Insulating Adhesive Tape Material: PolyimideColor: Brown MetallicWidth: 4/6/12/18/45/50/55/60/70/80/100mmLength: 33MLong term temperature: 260 ° C Short term temperature: 300 ° CFeature:High temperature masking tapeExcellent electrical insulationOutstanding dimensional stabilityHigh thermal resistanceLeaves no faulty rubber when tearingThe discs are on a clear, split back liner for easy removalSpecifications:Quality MaterialThe heat resistant tape is made of polyimide film with silicone adhesive, which is a polyimide film applied as a substrate to coat silicone pressure-sensitive adhesives on one side, providing a nice feature of heat resistance; This insulation tape is no scratches, drawing and other phenomena, and easy to punch die-cutting process.High-temperature ResistantThis thermal tape is approx. 0.05 mm in thickness, which compatible with a wide temperature range as low as -30°C (-86°F), and as high as 572 (300), with the ability to maintain its combination of mechanical properties under the harsh conditions; The high heat tape is suitable for applications where extremes of heat temp and vibration are the norm.FeaturesGood Performance in Adhesive Force,High Temperature Resistant,Soft and Compact,Strong Holding Force,No Residual Left. suitable for protecting printed circuit board components when wave soldering, enough quantity and length can meet your daily needs in different situations, you can also share with friends and family members.High Electric InsulativityThe polyimide tape has excellent electrical properties, the breakdown voltage is above 4000V.We do not recommend that you use it as a fixing tool when transferring fabrics. High temperature may allow glue to penetrate into the fabric.Wide ApplicationsThis heat press tape can be applied in various industries, such as transformer, motor, coil, fiber optics cable, capacitor, automotive sensor and man