The Kapton 20mm Polyimide High Temperature Tape protects sensitive components during BGA reballing and wave soldering. It withstands heat up to 300°C without melting or losing adhesion. A 30-meter roll provides electrical insulation for high-voltage circuits and resists high humidity during storage.
Key Features
- High Thermal Stability: 250-300°C resistance during wave soldering. Heat won't melt the film.
- Residue-Free Removal: Silicone adhesive backing peels off clean. No sticky residue remains.
- 5000V Dielectric Strength: High-voltage insulation rating prevents electrical arcing. Blocks shorts between leads.
- Polyimide Construction: 0.05mm thickness with 42N/25mm tensile strength. Resists puncture from leads.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the max temperature for polyimide tape?
The tape maintains structural integrity up to 300°C. It prevents melting during direct contact with soldering iron tips.
Is Kapton tape electrically conductive?
No, this polyimide film acts as an insulator with 5000V dielectric strength. It blocks current flow between adjacent circuit components.