Mylar tape is made of polyester film with acrylic adhesive, offering high resistance to temperature, acid, alkali, corrosion, and pressure. It’s widely used in electronic product bonding, and insulation wrapping for transformers and motors.
Features of Mylar Tape
- Temperature Resistance
- Chemical Resistance
- High Tensile Strength
- Electrical Insulation
- Strong Adhesion
- Flexibility
- Durability
- Versatility Applications
Technical Data of Mylar Tape
| Product | Adhesive | Total Thickness | Application Temp.(℃) | Initial Tack(ball #) | Voltage Resistant(KV) |
| QKD-HPA40 | Acrylic | 40μm | -10-130 | 7.5 | 1.5 |
| QKD-HPA60 | Acrylic | 60μm | -10-130 | 7.5 | 2.5 |
| QKD-HPA100 | SAcrylic | 100μm | -10-130 | 7.5 | 3.5 |
Applications of Mylar Tape
- Electronic Product Bonding: Provides reliable adhesion for securing components in electronic devices.
- Transformer Insulation Wrapping: Offers excellent insulation for transformers, enhancing electrical safety and performance.
- Motor Insulation Wrapping: Used to insulate motors, ensuring efficient operation and protection against electrical faults.
- High-Temperature Insulation: Withstands high temperatures, making it ideal for applications requiring heat resistance.
- Chemical-Resistant Sealing: Effective in environments exposed to chemicals, protecting surfaces from damage.
- Corrosion Protection: Guards against corrosion, extending the lifespan of various components and equipment.
- Electrical Insulation in Devices: Provides superior insulation for electronic devices, preventing short circuits and enhancing safety.
- Surface Protection during Manufacturing: Protects surfaces from damage during the manufacturing process, ensuring product quality.
FAQ: Mylar Tape
Q: What are the main advantages of Mylar tape?
A: It offers excellent temperature resistance, strong electrical insulation, chemical resistance, and high tensile strength with reliable adhesion.
Q: How do I choose between the different models?
A: Select based on thickness and voltage needs:
- QKD-HPA40 (40μm): Standard insulation
- QKD-HPA60 (60μm): Enhanced protection
- QKD-HPA100 (100μm): Maximum dielectric strength (3.5KV)
Q: What temperature range can it withstand?
A: All models perform reliably from -10°C to 130°C.
Q: Where is this tape commonly used?
A: Primarily for transformer and motor insulation, electronic component bonding, and providing chemical/corrosion protection in industrial applications.
Q: Is it suitable for electrical applications?
A: Yes, it provides excellent electrical insulation and is widely used in transformers, motors, and electronic devices.