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Professional PTFE Insulating Tape video

Professional PTFE Insulating Tape

PTFE(Polytetrafluorethylene)
Expanded, natural or white
Thickness: 0.076mm
Width: 4mm - 200mm
Standard density: 0.8g/cm3

Description

The high dimensional stability of our professional PTFE insulating tape , combined with sophisticated winding technology enables our customers to achieve the best processing conditions and the highest electrical performance in the cable sector.

  • It is recommended to use professional PTFE insulating tape in cables and control cables where voltage resistance is required
  • High performance insulation and sheath materials.
  • Suitable for applications requiring high temperature and chemical resistance.
  • It is suitable for cable wrapping, insulation material in radio frequency coaxial cable and key aviation wire insulation.
  • Excellent insulation in several wire and cable structures used in many aerospace projects.

 

  • Material

 

● PTFE(Polytetrafluorethylene)

● Expanded, natural or white

● Thickness: 0.076mm

● Width: 4mm - 200mm

● Standard density: 0.8g/cm3

 

  • Technical Data

 

Thickness

0.0030"

(0.076mm)

Tolerance

±0.00020"

±0.005mm

Width

4 - 200mm

Density

0.8g/cm3

Tensile Strength (minimum)

12 MPa

Elongation (minimum)

50%

Joint Free Lengths

> 200m

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