High temperature self-adhesive tape (400°C, 752°F) 1

[ballvalve1337]

Hi,

does anybody know a self-adhesive tape for temperatures up to 400°C (752°F)?
I am not Talking About radiant heat. I am Talking About heat condution proof tape. I need one that works continuously at temperature. At least 4-5 Hours.

 

[XL83NL]

Graphite tape, such as Sigraflex?

Huub

 

[SnTMan]

The adhesives manufaturers have applications engineers to answer these sorts of questions. I'd contact a few if it were me.

Regards,

Mike

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[IRstuff]

Seems to be lots of hits in Google

https://www.mtixtl.com/adhesivebackedtapes250132.aspx

https://polyonics.com/DocsCenter/products/ProductBrochure_Tapes.pdf

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[Harry.]

Kapton tape? Maybe contact them and ask if its suitable for your application.

 

[ballvalve1337]

Graphite tape is not adhesive.
Kapton tape was not bad! But after couple hourse it was not adhesive anymore…
The MTIXTL Tape Looks interesstin!

Thank you guys

 

[btrueblood]

No adhesive will survive 750F, the adhesive on the woven ceramic is there to hold the wrapped tape until the internal binder in the ceramic burns out or otherwise cures to form a rigid-ish structure.

 

[ME_Kokoletsos]

I believe 3M makes some fairly high-temp polyimide tapes.

Have you considered other methods of adhesion/fastening? You are definitely looking at the upper limits of adhesive ratings that I've seen and I work with a lot of high-temp applications.