Electrical insulation tapes

Insulation tapes for every temperature and duty.

Polyimide, glass cloth, acetate, PVC, polyester, Nomex, mica and foil tapes for wrapping, bundling, shielding, splicing and high-temperature insulation.

Class B–HAdhesive range
Slit to widthCustom rolls
Drawing-ledDie-cut parts
PI · glass · PVCSlit rollsDie-cut shapes
Polyimide Tape Class H film tape
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Flagship insulation tapes

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01 Polyimide insulation tape
High-temperature film

Polyimide Tape

Polyimide film tape with silicone adhesive for class H wrapping, PCB masking and high-temperature splicing — thin, strong and clean-removing.

Class H · 180°C+Silicone adhesiveThin & strong
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02 Glass cloth silicone tape
Woven strength

Glass Cloth Tape

Woven glass cloth with silicone adhesive — high tensile strength and tear resistance for coil banding and high-temperature wrapping.

High tensileClass H optionCoil banding
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03 Acetate cloth tape
Classic wrap

Acetate Cloth Tape

Acetate cloth tape — soft, conformable and absorbent, the traditional choice for coil wrapping that must take varnish or impregnation.

ConformableVarnish uptakeHand-tearable
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04 Nomex aramid paper tape
Aramid paper

Nomex Aramid Paper Tape

Aramid paper tape for high-thermal-class wrapping and splicing where paper-like handling must meet class H-level endurance.

Aramid paperHigh enduranceSplicing
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05 Mica tape for cable
Fire & voltage

Mica Tape

Mica-paper-based tape for fire-resistant cable wrapping and high-voltage coil insulation — the barrier that keeps working when others burn.

Fire-resistantHigh voltageCable & coil
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06 Polyester Mylar tape
Film workhorse

Polyester (Mylar) Tape

Polyester film tape for class B wrapping, insulation and identification — clear, strong and economical in a wide range of colors.

Class B · 130°CColor optionsEconomical
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Selection first

A tape is a system: backing, adhesive, duty.

The same wrap can be perfect or useless depending on backing class, adhesive chemistry and what the joint faces — heat, varnish, oil, flame or abrasion. We select tapes as engineered systems, not by color and roll price.

AFilm tapesPolyimide · polyester · PTFE
BCloth tapesGlass cloth · acetate · cotton
CPaper tapesNomex aramid · mica paper
DSpecialtyFoil shielding · banding · self-amalgamating
Product range

Choose by service condition

Click any tape family to view its applications, construction data and quotation checklist on this page.

High-temperature film01

Polyimide Tape

Polyimide film tape with silicone adhesive for class H wrapping, PCB masking and high-temperature splicing.

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Woven strength02

Glass Cloth Tape

Woven glass cloth tape with high tensile strength for coil banding, armature wrapping and high-temperature insulation.

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Classic wrap03

Acetate Cloth Tape

Soft, conformable acetate cloth tape that absorbs varnish — the traditional coil-wrapping tape for impregnated windings.

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General purpose04

PVC Electrical Tape

Flexible PVC electrical tape in multiple colors for general wire insulation, bundling and phase identification.

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Film workhorse05

Polyester (Mylar) Tape

Polyester film tape for class B wrapping, insulation and identification — clear, strong and economical.

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Aramid paper06

Nomex Aramid Paper Tape

Aramid paper tape for high-thermal-class wrapping and splicing with paper-like handling and class H-level endurance.

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Fire & voltage07

Mica Tape

Mica-paper tape for fire-resistant cable wrapping and high-voltage coil insulation — the barrier that survives flame.

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Release & heat08

PTFE-Coated Fiberglass Tape

PTFE-coated fiberglass tape with non-stick, heat-resistant surface for heat-sealing, release and high-temperature insulation.

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Shielding09

Aluminum & Copper Foil Tapes

Conductive foil tapes for EMI shielding, static drainage, grounding and reflective heat barriers.

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Qualification logic

A safer path from requirement to quotation

  1. 01Define assembly function
  2. 02Select candidate material
  3. 03Review form, fit and processing
  4. 04Agree inspection evidence
Technical library

Buyer questions, answered precisely

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Polyimide vs Glass Cloth vs Acetate Tape

Three backings, three personalities — film for heat, cloth for strength, acetate for varnish.

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Choosing Tape by Thermal Class

PVC and polyester at the bottom, polyimide and Nomex at the top — match class to winding, not habit.

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When to Use Mica Tape

Fire survival and high-voltage corona resistance are mica territory — nothing else wraps like a mineral.

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Insulation Tape RFQ Checklist

Backing, adhesive, width and duty — the four facts that turn a tape request into a quotation.

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Engineering-led RFQ

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Define the duty.

Tell us the material, form, dimensions, quantity, operating temperature, destination and inspection requirements. We will review the application before quotation.

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