Structural Characteristics of Fiberglass Tapes

Fiberglass Cloth Tape
Features an electronic-grade alkali-free fiberglass cloth core with PTFE layers on both sides; one side is coated with silicone adhesive and the other features a release liner. Each layer adheres to specific thickness parameters, balancing high tensile strength with heat resistance and insulation properties.

 

Self-Adhesive Fiberglass Tape
Uses a fiberglass-reinforced PET film as the base material, coated with hot-melt or acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive. Typically features a mesh size ranging from 2×2mm to 5×5mm; its lightweight, thin profile makes it ideal for wall repair applications.

 

Fiberglass Adhesive Tape
Utilizes a composite backing of PET/OPP film and fiberglass yarn for reinforcement, coated on one side with high-performance pressure-sensitive adhesive. Available in striped or grid patterns, it offers high tensile strength and is suitable for industrial bundling and insulation applications.

 

Teflon Fiberglass Tape
Constructed with a fiberglass base fabric impregnated and coated with PTFE; some models feature a high-temperature resistant silicone adhesive on one side. It has a dense structure and offers both non-stick properties and resistance to extreme temperatures.