Glass Fiber Tape ( Non Adhesive )

Glass fiber tape, often used for its high strength, heat resistance, and insulating properties, comes in various sizes and thicknesses for different applications. Here are the sizes and common uses for the glass fiber tapes you've mentioned:

1. *1 inch x 5 mil*
   - *Size*: 1 inch wide, 5 mil (0.005 inches) thick.
   - *Usage*: This thin and narrow tape is often used for insulation in electrical applications, reinforcing joints and seams in fiberglass assemblies, and as a general-purpose high-strength tape in various industries.

2. *1 inch x 7 mil*
   - *Size*: 1 inch wide, 7 mil (0.007 inches) thick.
   - *Usage*: Slightly thicker than the 5 mil tape, this tape is used in applications where slightly more strength and durability are required. It is also used for electrical insulation, joint reinforcement, and protective wrapping.

3. *2 inch x 5 mil*
   - *Size*: 2 inches wide, 5 mil (0.005 inches) thick.
   - *Usage*: This wider tape is suitable for larger surface areas and is often used in composite layup processes, insulation of larger electrical components, and for sealing and reinforcing larger joints.

4. *2 inch x 7 mil*
   - *Size*: 2 inches wide, 7 mil (0.007 inches) thick.
   - *Usage*: With increased width and thickness, this tape is used for heavy-duty applications requiring extra strength and durability. It's ideal for larger insulation jobs, reinforcing large seams and joints, and protecting surfaces from abrasion and heat.

General Applications of Glass Fiber Tape:

- *Electrical Insulation*: Due to its excellent insulating properties and heat resistance.
- *Reinforcement*: Strengthening joints and seams in fiberglass and composite materials.
- *Surface Protection*: Protecting surfaces from heat, chemicals, and abrasion.
- *Sealing*: Providing durable seals in high-temperature and high-strength applications.
- *Composite Layups*: Used in the production of composite materials to add strength and stability.

Benefits:

- *High Tensile Strength*: Can withstand significant stress without breaking.
- *Heat Resistance*: Maintains integrity at high temperatures.
- *Chemical Resistance*: Resistant to many chemicals and solvents.
- *Electrical Insulation*: Excellent dielectric properties make it suitable for electrical applications.

When selecting the appropriate glass fiber tape, consider the specific requirements of your application, including the necessary strength, thickness, and heat resistance.

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