PTFE coated tape for heat sealing and bag making
How PTFE glass cloth tape keeps sealing jaws clean, which thickness suits a jaw, and when to replace tape on a packaging line.
Read the articleThree specialised products rather than a broad line: a thermal insulating tape with rubber foam backing for pipe and equipment insulation, a PTFE glass cloth tape for vacuum sealing and food-processing machinery parts, and a conductive copper foil tape for repair and shielding.
These are engineering consumables. The selection depends on continuous temperature, contact material and whether conductivity is wanted, so each is quoted against the application rather than sold as a generic "high temp" roll.




The PTFE glass cloth tape is the one listed for heat-resistant vacuum sealing; the exact continuous rating should be confirmed per application.
Yes — it is listed as conductive copper foil for repair and shielding.
The catalogue does not publish a numeric continuous rating, so we confirm suitability against your process temperature before quoting.
How PTFE glass cloth tape keeps sealing jaws clean, which thickness suits a jaw, and when to replace tape on a packaging line.
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Read the articleTell us the tape type, width, length, adhesive and annual volume. We will come back with pricing, sample arrangements and an indicative production schedule.