PTFE fiberglass, skived film, FEP, and UHMW tapes in 3 to 14 mil, with silicone or acrylic adhesive and liner options. In stock and ready to ship from Conroe, Texas.
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No long lead times. We keep PTFE tapes on the shelf in Conroe, Texas, in multiple widths, with or without a liner.
Fabritex PTFE tapes put a durable, non-stick, heat-resistant surface exactly where you need it: on sealing jaws, hot plates, masking surfaces, and wire bundles.
We stock 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, and 14 mil tapes in multiple widths, with silicone or acrylic adhesive and with or without a liner. Other sizes are available on request.
Built for high wear, clean release, and easy application.
Silicone-adhesive tapes are rated from -73°C to 260°C (-100°F to 500°F), from cold environments to high-heat sealing lines.
PTFE meets FDA 21 CFR 177.1550 for food contact, so product releases cleanly and safely.
Residue, food, and adhesives wipe away, keeping maintenance simple and downtime low.
Stocked in 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, and 14 mil and multiple widths, with other sizes available on request.
Order with or without a liner. For tapes wider than 5", a liner makes handling and application easier.
High wear resistance and the right balance of elongation for long service life on the line.
Your adhesive choice can make a large difference in how your machines perform.
Rated from -100°F to 500°F (-73°C to 260°C). Less tacky and recommended when temperatures run consistently at or above 350°F.
Rated from -40°F to 350°F (-40°C to 177°C). Tackier for lower-temperature work, though it may leave some residue on removal.
Your adhesive choice can make a large difference in how your machines perform. If temperatures run consistently at or above 350°F, choose silicone. Below that, acrylic or silicone will work depending on your preference. Download the full data sheet (PDF) for any tape below.
Lightweight PTFE coated fiberglass tape with silicone adhesive for heat sealing and release where flexibility matters.
All-purpose 5 mil PTFE fiberglass tape with silicone adhesive for sealing jaws and hot plates.
A step up in durability for longer-wearing sealing and release surfaces.
Heavy-duty PTFE fiberglass tape for high-wear sealing and hot plate applications.
Our thickest PTFE fiberglass tape with silicone adhesive for maximum durability.
Lightweight PTFE fiberglass tape with tacky acrylic adhesive for lower-temperature sealing and release.
All-purpose 5 mil PTFE fiberglass tape with acrylic adhesive for sealing jaws and plates under 350°F.
Added durability with an aggressive acrylic bond for longer-wearing surfaces.
Heavy-duty PTFE fiberglass tape with acrylic adhesive for high-wear, lower-temperature applications.
Our thickest acrylic-adhesive PTFE tape, with the strongest bond in the line.
Need a different width, thickness, or liner option? Our PTFE tapes are stocked in multiple widths, with or without a liner. Tell us your application and we'll match the tape.
Request a QuoteValues are typical properties as listed on each data sheet. Final determination of suitability for a given application is the responsibility of the user.
Choose the tape built for your application. Not sure which one fits? Our team will help you match it.
A release barrier between hot surfaces and sealing materials.
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Abrasion- and temperature-resistant PTFE fiberglass masking tape.
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High dielectric strength, high elongation, and conformability, with a high-temperature silicone adhesive and low friction.
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High wear resistance with low elongation for stable, long-lasting coverage.
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Outwears PTFE up to 5 to 1 at low temperatures, with abrasion and puncture resistance, very low friction, and high tensile strength.
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“The production team really likes the new blue tape. They said it lasts about twice as long before needing to be changed out.
“If you were hoping to hear some good things about the blue weld tape, then I have good news. For our application at least, it works very well. It leaves a little more glue residue on the plate after removing it, but that’s a fairly easy fix, not considered a negative. It is very durable and will actually outlast the other tape, but only if it’s kept really clean. It’s definitely worth the effort; you can get an extra day out of the tape if you can keep it free of foreign materials. All in all, I believe it’s a good quality product, with the bonus that the blue just plain looks cool.
From packaging lines to thermal spray booths, our tapes protect equipment and keep production moving. Tell us your application and we’ll match the tape.
Your adhesive choice can make a large difference in how your machines perform. If temperatures are consistently at or above 350°F, we recommend silicone adhesive. Below that, you can choose acrylic or silicone depending on your preference.
A liner is a paper or plastic cover over the adhesive. It keeps grease and other contaminants on your hands from wearing out the adhesive before you apply it. Narrow tapes work fine with or without a liner. For tapes wider than 5″, we recommend a liner: pull off what you need, cut it from the roll, then peel the liner away from one edge and apply.
Not always. If your tape is burning out early, the cause may be an overheating wire or hot knife rather than tape thickness. Check the heat with an infrared thermometer to make sure temperatures are in spec, and if they aren’t, check your machine settings and electrical components (always follow safe practices on electrical equipment). Thicker tape also reduces heat transfer to the packaging, which can keep it from sealing properly, so step up gradually. Common thicknesses are 3, 5, 6, 10, and 14 mil.
Tell us your width, thickness, adhesive, and temperature, and we’ll get the right tape headed your way.