PET high temperature tape is a polyester film tape coated with a high-performance silicone adhesive. It is specifically designed to withstand extreme heat, chemicals, and moisture while maintaining excellent adhesion and leaving no residue upon removal.
Typically, PET high temperature tape can reliably withstand continuous operating temperatures up to 180°C (356°F) and short-term exposure up to 200°C (392°F), making it ideal for demanding thermal applications.
It is widely used for masking during powder coating, anodizing, electronic assembly, wave soldering, 3D printer bed plating, and splicing of silicone-treated papers or films.
No, premium PET high temperature tape uses a specialized silicone adhesive formulation that ensures a clean peel without leaving any sticky residue behind, even after high-heat baking cycles.
Yes, the polyester backing offers outstanding resistance to acids, chemicals, solvents, abrasion, and UV radiation, ensuring stable performance in harsh industrial environments.
