Available Types of Fiberglass Tape

Classification by Backing Structure
Filament Fiberglass Tape
Made by laminating unidirectionally aligned fiberglass yarns with a PET film; it offers extremely high tensile strength along the fiber direction, making it ideal for bundling heavy objects and securing heavy-duty packaging without snapping.
Grid Fiberglass Tape
Features a crisscross grid structure of fiberglass; it provides strong tensile strength in both directions and resists longitudinal tearing, making it suitable for the overall securing and packaging of home appliances and furniture.
Fiberglass Cloth Tape
Uses high-density alkali-free fiberglass cloth as the backing material; it offers outstanding heat resistance and insulation properties, capable of withstanding long-term exposure to 180°C, and is commonly used for high-temperature insulation wrapping in motors and transformers.

 

Classification by Functional Characteristics
Fiberglass Aluminum Foil Tape
Features a laminated aluminum foil layer that provides thermal insulation, waterproofing, and heat radiation reflection; commonly used for sealing and wrapping range hood and air conditioning ducts, it is a standard choice for HVAC systems.
Self-Adhesive Fiberglass Tape
Requires no primer and features built-in adhesion for easy application; primarily used for repairing wall cracks and treating drywall joints, it is highly suitable for home renovation projects.
Specialty High-Temperature Fiberglass Tape
Utilizes a silicone-based adhesive capable of withstanding short-term temperatures up to 260°C without leaving adhesive residue; ideal for industrial applications such as masking during high-temperature sandblasting or spray coating processes.