High-Temperature Tapes: Types, Applications, and Benefits
Industrial and automotive environments often demand reliable solutions for managing extreme heat, protecting components, and improving efficiency. High-temperature tapes are engineered precisely for these conditions. From insulating exhaust systems to shielding wiring from radiant energy, these tapes provide durable, versatile, and cost-effective thermal protection.
In this article, we’ll explore the different types of high-temperature tapes, their key applications, and the benefits they bring to industries ranging from automotive to power generation.
What are High-Temperature Tapes?
Heat-resistant tapes are specialized materials designed to perform in environments where ordinary tapes would quickly fail. Built from advanced fabrics like fiberglass, aluminized films, and basalt fibers, these tapes can endure extreme heat, open flames, and demanding industrial conditions.
By reducing heat transfer and protecting sensitive components, they provide reliable solutions for sealing, gasketing, exhaust wrapping, and safeguarding equipment that operates in high-temperature environments.
Types of High-Temperature Tapes
There are many types of high-temperature tapes available on the market, each designed for specific heat protection needs. At Newtex Industries, we focus on three primary categories - engineered to deliver superior performance in industrial and automotive environments:
1. Zetex & ZetexPlus Fiberglass Tapes
Made from texturized fiberglass yarns, these tapes are designed for continuous protection in environments up to 2000°F (1095°C). The texturization process creates tiny air pockets within the fibers, giving the tapes exceptional thermal insulation properties.