The need: You need to insulate windings, hold coils and provide layer-to-layer dielectric protection in a transformer, motor or battery.
Acetate cloth tape is the electronics standard for winding insulation: good dielectric strength, heat resistance (~105–130 °C), easy clean tearing and strong ink/paint absorption. Choose a flame-retardant grade and ask for the documentation your drawing calls for.
For higher heat (H-class), move to glass-cloth tape.
The standard electronic-insulation cloth — heat-resistant, paint-absorbing, easy-tear.
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Compliance is king — UL 510A Recognized Component, UL 94 V-0 grades, zero-halogen options.
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Withstands up to 500 °F (260 °C) — glass fibre & PTFE-coated grades.
Explore~105–130 °C winding and layer insulation.
Tell us the standard the drawing names and we send the matching documentation.
180–200 °C+ windings need glass-cloth tape.
Acetate cloth tape is the industry standard for transformer and motor winding and layer insulation, with flame-retardant grades available.
Flame-retardant acetate and Class A insulation grades are available; ask for the documentation covering the grade.
You need to wrap, bundle and protect a car or truck wiring loom so it stays tidy, survives heat and abrasion, and won't rattle.
See recommended tapeYou hear buzzes, squeaks or rattles from the dashboard, doors or trim and want to damp the noise where wires or panels rub.
See recommended tapeYour wiring runs through the engine compartment where it faces high heat and constant rubbing, and ordinary tape melts or wears through.
See recommended tapeSend your material, temperature and environment — we'll confirm the grade and ship samples.
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