Tapes Master 1/4" x 36 Yds 1 Mil Kapton Tape - Polyimide High Temperature Heat Rresistant Tape with Silicone Adhesive - No Residue

Needed rim tape. For my tubeless Mt Bike. Someone recommended this. Worked perfect. Enough product to do several sets. For less the than price to do one set. You do need to press on tape. After applying. I used the handle of a screwdriver. To make sure the tape is adhered very well to the rim. It’s been a couple of months. Used orange seal sealant. Still holding air well.

I use it for protection of circuit boards, and insulating contacts on 18650 battery packs I build. It sticks very well, it's robust, so it doesn't puncture or tear like other polyamide tapes. I've used it for 3d printing, sublimation printing, and other things. Just all around great tape! As an aside, I usually tear it with my mouth. I'm not going to say it has a pleasing flavor, but if you've tasted some of the other poly tapes? They'll make you gag! This one doesn't really bother me. just an FYI!

I had a GPU that needed a reflow... sure you can oven bake it like a cave man, or use a heat gun like a pro, but you always want to keep things safe and neat and work where you want to work at. The tape came on and off with no issues and protected the rest of the GPU from an unwanted or un-needed heat from the heat gun. No residue was left after removal and I have to recommend this to anyone that is needing to either de-solder or apply heat to components of electrical basis/matter.

Great for electrical work, especially heating elements. A brazing torch seems to be required to burn this stuff. This tape doesn't leave sticky residue the way electrical tape does. I use this for all sorts of tasks related to my 3D printer.

I am assembling battery packs (LiPO SPIM08HP) to replace the constantly failing Ryobi batteries (since 2016, 2 of the 4 40 Volt battery's have failed, even when I recovered them, they only lasted about one additional year). I have used Kapton tape in manufacturing for many years and am glad to see it is available retail. As stated, the tape does NOT leave residue when removed, provides excellent electrolytic resistance and stands up to soldering better than any other tape. Only con, price.

If you are looking at this listing you either already know what this stuff is or you are confused why this stuff keeps popping up when you look for electrical tape. Kapton is fantastic: it's got megohms of resistance, it peals off perfectly clean, lasts forever, resists UV damage, has about a bajillion degrees temperature range, and, considering it's utility, I'd say it's dirt cheap Love the stuff, pick up a roll of this miracle and be converted to the kapton cult.

I recently had to repair my mother's laptop and figured I would need some tape to hold down some of the wires I would need to take out of place. Long story short I ended up rewiring it and used this tape to hold down those pesky wires. A little bit of this tape was enough to hold everything down and replaced lower quality tape and the best part I did not need to worry about the tape effecting the laptop negatively since this is specifically designed to work with electronics, Just make sure to read the product description and do a bit of research so that you can make sure this tape is the tape for the job. Very pleased with this tape and now I have extra incase I ever need to fix my or my friends laptops.

We recently build a small concrete bridge for the FDOT. They designed the railings as heavy treated timber with stainless connector gussets but wanted to save some money on the bolts, so they went galvanized. Actually it saved them around $20,000 on the difference between 1'' diameter stainless bolts and galvanized. Easy to do with a 1'' x 15'' SS timber bolt costing $160 each. Their spec was to use 2 mil polyimide tape to separate any galvanize from stainless to prevent galvanic corrosion.