PTFE Coated Glass Cloth Tape

PTFE Coated Glass Cloth Tape T-710 is a fiberglass-reinforced PTFE tape with silicone adhesive for heat sealing equipment, release surfaces, rollers, and low-friction industrial processing. It offers non-stick performance, high tensile strength, dimensional stability, and custom converting options for demanding heated applications.

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PTFE Coated Glass Cloth Tape (T-710)

PTFE Fiberglass Tape (PTFE Adhesive Tape for Heat Sealing, Release Surfaces & High-Temperature Insulation)

Product Overview

PTFE Coated Glass Cloth Tape is a high-performance industrial adhesive tape made from woven fiberglass fabric coated with PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) and combined with a high-temperature silicone pressure-sensitive adhesive.

This construction combines the mechanical strength of fiberglass cloth with the non-stick and chemical resistance properties of PTFE, creating a tape that performs reliably in harsh industrial environments. The PTFE surface provides excellent release properties, low friction, and anti-adhesion performance, while the fiberglass reinforcement delivers superior tensile strength and dimensional stability.

Selected grades of PTFE Fiberglass Tape are commonly used in elevated-temperature applications up to approximately 260°C (500°F), depending on product grade, dwell time, substrate, and process conditions. It is widely used for heat sealing equipment, packaging machinery, composite processing, release surfaces, and sliding applications where conventional tapes would quickly fail.

PTFE Adhesive Tape is therefore a commonly selected solution for industries requiring high temperature resistance, release performance, and durable mechanical reinforcement.

PTFE GLASS CLOTH TAPE STRUCTURE

Key Features & Benefits

  • High Temperature Resistance
    Designed for demanding thermal environments, PTFE fiberglass tape is commonly used from low temperatures up to 260°C, depending on grade and application profile.
  • Excellent Non-Stick Release Surface
    The PTFE coating creates a smooth, low-friction surface that prevents adhesives, plastics, and resins from sticking to machinery or tooling.
  • Fiberglass Reinforced Strength
    The woven glass cloth backing provides high tensile strength and dimensional stability, helping the tape resist tearing and mechanical stress.
  • Outstanding Chemical Resistance
    PTFE is resistant to most acids, alkalis, solvents, and industrial chemicals, ensuring long service life in aggressive production environments.
  • Selected Electrical Insulation Uses
    With good dielectric properties and moisture resistance, selected grades of PTFE Fiberglass Tape can be used in electrical insulation applications. Suitability should be confirmed against the TDS and actual operating conditions.
  • Smooth Low-Friction Surface
    The PTFE layer reduces friction and wear on moving mechanical parts, helping improve equipment efficiency and durability.

Typical Applications

PTFE Coated Glass Cloth Tape is widely used on heat sealing equipment, packaging machinery, release surfaces, rollers, chutes, sliding components, and other heated process equipment where non-stick performance, low friction, and mechanical strength are required.

Heat Sealing & Packaging Machinery

  • Heat Sealing Bars: Prevents molten plastic from sticking to sealing jaws.
  • L-Bar Sealers: Protective non-stick surface for shrink-wrapping equipment.
  • Film Sealing Equipment: Suitable for PE, PVC, and other film sealing applications where a clean non-stick surface is needed on heated contact areas..

Release Surfaces, Rollers & Sliding Components

• Guide Rails & Chutes: Reduces friction and wear in automated lines.
• Rollers, Drums & Moving Contact Surfaces: Helps reduce buildup, drag, and wear in heated or adhesive-prone processes.
• Conveyor Components: Helps prevent material accumulation on moving parts.
• Laminating Equipment: Provides a stable non-stick release surface in heated processes.

Composite Processing & Mold Release

  • Mold Release Surface: Helps prevent resins or composites from sticking during processing.
  • Drying Drums & Heating Plates: Provides anti-adhesion protection for heated industrial surfaces.

Textile, Printing & Heated Process Equipment

  • Drying Cylinders Protection
  • Heat Press Machines
  • Screen Printing Equipment Protection

Selected Electrical Insulation Uses

  • Cable Wrapping in elevated-temperature environments
  • Insulation for selected motor and transformer applications where dielectric performance is required

For applications such as L-bar sealing, packaging machinery, and selected form-fill-seal lines, T-710 provides a durable non-stick release surface with low friction and good dimensional stability.

PTFE GLASS CLOTH TAPE APPLICATIONS PTFE GLASS CLOTH TAPE APPLICATIONS

PTFE glass cloth tape is used when heat sealing equipment needs both a non-stick release surface and stronger backing support under repeated heat, pressure and film contact. For continuous band sealers, L-bar sealers, heat press plates and packaging machinery, our Industrial Heat Sealing guide explains when reinforced PTFE glass cloth tape is preferable to PTFE film tape, and how thickness, backing strength, adhesive grade and wear resistance affect service life.

 

Technical Specifications

Typical data shown below is for reference only. Please request the official Technical Data Sheet (TDS) for the exact product grade, test conditions, and application guidance.

Item No.

T-710

Backing MaterialPTFE Coated Fiberglass Cloth
Adhesive TypeSilicone Adhesive
ConstructionSingle-Sided
ColorBrown / Black
Total Thickness0.13 mm / 0.18 mm / 0.25 mm / 0.30 mm
Temperature Capability: Up to +260°C
Adhesion to Steel8/10.5/12/15 N/25mm
Tensile Strength270/320/770/830 N/25mm
Dielectric Strength≥3.5 kV
Elongation at Break5%

Recommended testing standards:

  • Peel adhesion: ASTM D3330 / FINAT FTM-1
  • Tensile strength: ASTM D3759
  • Dielectric breakdown: ASTM D149

Converting & Customization Options

We provide converting services to meet the requirements of industrial production lines.

Available customization options include:

  • Custom widths and roll lengths
  • Log rolls for industrial converters
  • Sheets and die-cut parts
  • Liner options for automated application
  • Custom packaging and OEM labeling

Production can be arranged based on samples, drawings, or technical specifications.

MOQ policy:
Sample orders and small trial orders are supported; volume supply is available for long-term industrial projects.

Quality Assurance & Traceability

To ensure consistent industrial performance, our PTFE Fiberglass Tape production includes:

Incoming inspection for fiberglass cloth and PTFE coating materials
Process control during coating and curing
Batch and lot traceability for each production run
Final inspection of thickness, adhesion, and tensile properties

Technical Documentation

To support engineering validation and procurement, we can provide:

Download TDS (PDF)
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FAQ

What is the difference between PTFE film tape and PTFE fiberglass tape?

PTFE film tape uses pure PTFE film backing, while PTFE fiberglass tape uses woven fiberglass reinforced with PTFE coating. Fiberglass tape provides higher tensile strength and better dimensional stability in industrial machinery, while pure PTFE film tape offers a smoother and more conformable surface. PTFE glass cloth tape is typically selected for applications involving higher mechanical load or repeated motion.

What temperature can PTFE fiberglass tape withstand?

Most PTFE coated glass cloth tapes are used in elevated-temperature applications up to 260°C, depending on product grade, dwell time, substrate, and operating conditions.

Can PTFE adhesive tape be used on heat sealing machines?

Yes. Heat sealing bars and packaging equipment are among the most common uses for PTFE fiberglass tape because of its non-stick surface and high temperature resistance.

Will PTFE coated glass cloth tape leave residue after removal?

Residue performance depends on temperature exposure, dwell time, substrate, and removal conditions. Residue risk may increase after prolonged exposure at upper-end temperatures or on difficult surfaces. For critical processes, we recommend testing samples under actual operating conditions.

Can PTFE fiberglass tape be used for electrical insulation?

Yes. Selected grades can be used for electrical insulation where dielectric strength and heat resistance are required. For critical electrical systems, confirm suitability by TDS and application conditions.

Can the tape be supplied in custom widths or die-cut shapes?

Yes. Custom slitting, sheets, and die-cut parts can be supplied according to your specifications.

What is the recommended storage condition and shelf life?

PTFE fiberglass tape should be stored in its original packaging in a clean, dry environment away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Shelf life should be confirmed by the official TDS for the supplied grade.

 

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Comparison Articles – Product comparisons and feature analysis
Troubleshooting – Common issues and solutions

Adhesive type

Silicone Adhesive

Construction

Single-Sided

Color

Brown/Black

Total thickness

0.13 / 0.18 / 0.25 / 0.30 mm

Elongation at Break

5%

Tensile Strength

270/320/770/830 N/25mm

Backing material

PTFE Coated Fiberglass Cloth

Temperature Resistance

260°C

Adhesion to Steel

8/10.5/12/15 N/25mm

Dielectric Strength

3.5KV

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