| Product Name | Model No. | Film Thickness (mm) | Total Thickness (mm) | Adhesion to Steel (N/25mm) | Elongation at Break (%) | Temperature Resistance (℃) | Voltage Resistance (KV) | Equivalent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acetic Acid Cloth Tape White | HY410-1 | 0.17 | 0.22 | 11 | 20 | 130 | 3.6 | 3M1554K |
| Acetic Acid Cloth Tape Black | HY410-2 | 0.17 | 0.22 | 11 | 20 | 130 | 3.6 | 3M1554 |
Used for interlayer insulation and winding binding in high-frequency transformers and microwave oven transformers to prevent voltage breakdown and ensure safe operation.
Provides external insulation for motor windings, offering heat resistance and mechanical protection, suitable for high-temperature equipment such as series-wound motors and air conditioner compressors.
Widely used for wrapping and securing automotive wiring harnesses, with strong temperature resistance (long-term 105°C, up to 180°C in the short term), suitable for complex working conditions.
Used for cable positioning and insulation protection in LCD screens, mobile phones, and computer repairs, particularly suitable for temporary fixing and anti-static treatment of precision electronic components.
Used as a die-cutting material for internal structural components of products such as televisions and power adapters, supporting high-precision cutting.
The tape offers a continuous temperature resistance of 130°C under standard conditions. In automotive wiring harness applications, it can sustain long-term use at 105°C and withstand short-term peaks of up to 180°C, making it suitable for demanding thermal environments.
Both versions share identical technical specifications including film thickness (0.17mm), total thickness (0.22mm), adhesion (11 N/25mm), elongation at break (20%), temperature resistance (130°C), and voltage resistance (3.6KV). The primary difference is color — white is equivalent to 3M1554K and black is equivalent to 3M1554 — allowing selection based on visual identification or application requirements.
Yes. The industrial-grade acetate cloth tape is widely used for wrapping and securing automotive wiring harnesses. Its high temperature resistance, strong adhesion, and flexibility make it reliable for complex under-hood conditions and varying mechanical stress environments.
Absolutely. The tape is well-suited for cable positioning and insulation protection in LCD screens, mobile phones, and computer repairs. It is particularly effective for temporary fixing and anti-static treatment of precision electronic components due to its thin profile and reliable adhesion.
The tape provides a voltage resistance of 3.6KV, making it effective for insulation in transformers, inductors, motor windings, and other electrical components where dielectric strength is critical to preventing voltage breakdown.
Yes. The acetate cloth tape is designed to support industrial die-cutting and stamping operations. It is used as a die-cutting material for internal structural components in televisions, power adapters, and similar products, with consistent material properties that support high-precision cutting outcomes.
