High Temperature Polyimide Film Tape For Electronics, Three Quarters Inch Wide, One Mil Thick, Heat Resistant Adhesive Tape For PCBs, Soldering And High Heat Applications
✔️ 0.75 in (19.05 mm) wide, 1 mil (0.0254 mm) thick, single-roll
Polyimide film tape, commonly known as Kapton tape, is a heat-resistant adhesive tape used in electronics manufacturing, soldering, PCB masking, and high-temperature insulation. This tape withstands high temperatures without adhesive creep, making it ideal for pick-and-place, rework, and soldering processes.
✅ Width 0.75 in (19.05 mm), thickness 1 mil (0.0254 mm)
✅ Polyimide film Kapton base with heat-resistant acrylic adhesive
✅ Withstands temperatures up to 260°C (500°F) briefly during soldering
✅ Leaves minimal residue and provides clean masking for PCBs
✅ Pack: single-roll per purchase
💡 What is polyimide film tape used for in electronics manufacturing? Polyimide tape provides reliable masking and insulation in high-heat soldering and PCB assembly. - masking delicate pads during soldering - insulating wires and components in high-temperature environments - securing temporary elements without leaving residue