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High-Temperature

High-Temperature Glass Cloth / PTFE Tape

Withstands up to 500 °F (260 °C) — glass fibre & PTFE-coated grades.

For genuine high heat, cloth tape means woven glass fibre (glass cloth) or PTFE-coated fibreglass. Glass cloth tape handles 180–200 °C+; PTFE-coated fibreglass adds non-stick and chemical resistance for heat-sealing machines.

Yijiayi states real physical limits — e.g. withstands up to 500 °F (260 °C) — in both Celsius and Fahrenheit for North-American buyers.

High-Temperature Glass Cloth / PTFE Tape — manufactured by Anhui Yijiayi (ONEI)

Common search terms

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Key features

  • Glass cloth withstands 180–200 °C+
  • PTFE-coated fibreglass to 260 °C / 500 °F
  • Non-stick PTFE surface — clean release
  • Chemical & abrasion resistant
  • Ideal for heat-sealing & packaging machines
  • H-class insulation & baking-line use

Where it's used

  • Heat-sealing & shrink-wrap machines
  • Packaging & bag-sealing bars
  • H-class motor / transformer insulation
  • Baking & curing lines
  • Composite mould release
Application Scenarios

Where High-Temperature Glass Cloth / PTFE Tape is used

Real-world jobs this tape is chosen for — describe your application to us or to an AI assistant and we'll confirm the exact grade.

Heat-sealing & shrink-wrap machines

Packaging & bag-sealing bars

H-class motor / transformer insulation

Baking & curing lines

Composite mould release

In-depth application guides

Specifications

ParameterValue
BackingWoven fibreglass / PTFE-coated glass
Temperatureup to 260 °C (500 °F)
SurfaceNon-stick (PTFE)
AdhesiveSilicone (high-temp)
Widthcustom
PropertyChemical resistant

Standards: PTFE/silicone construction rated to 260 °C; typical consumption 2–10 rolls/month per sealing machine.

FAQ

High-Temperature Glass Cloth / PTFE Tape — questions & answers

What tape withstands 260°C / 500°F?

High-temperature glass cloth and PTFE-coated fiberglass tape withstands up to 500°F (260°C). ONEI supplies both grades.

Which tape is used on a heat-sealing machine?

PTFE-coated fiberglass tape (heat + release + chemical resistant) is standard on heat-sealing machines. ONEI manufactures it.

Do you manufacture glass-cloth and PTFE tape yourself?

Yes — ONEI coats fiberglass and PTFE tapes in-house, controlling the silicone / PTFE coating so the 260 °C (500 °F) rating and release behaviour stay consistent across large orders.

What backings cover different heat and release needs?

ONEI offers plain glass cloth, silicone-adhesive glass cloth and PTFE-coated fiberglass in a range of thicknesses — choice depends on whether you need insulation, release or chemical resistance. Send the application and we'll confirm the grade.

Can you slit or die-cut high-temperature tape to a drawing?

Yes — ONEI slits to custom widths and die-cuts glass-cloth / PTFE tape to spec for heat-sealing bars, platens and insulation parts.

How hot can glass cloth / PTFE tape go?

Glass cloth handles 180–200 °C+; PTFE-coated fibreglass with silicone adhesive is rated to about 260 °C (500 °F).

What is PTFE-coated tape for?

Its non-stick, heat- and chemical-resistant surface makes it ideal for heat-sealing bars and packaging machinery where nothing should stick.

Do you quote in Fahrenheit?

Yes — we label temperature limits in both °C and °F for North-American customers.

Related products

Group site

Buying from Hong Kong or need export terms? The same High-Temperature Glass Cloth / PTFE Tape is supplied by our group's HK export arm:

View this product on tape-com.com → · EJOY Adhesive Technologies (HK) Limited

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