CAPLINQ is pleased to announce PET1S, its newest polyester tape introduction designed as a plating tape. LINQTAPE™ PET1S-Series Polyester Plating Tape is a 1 mil polyester backing film coated with a pressure-sensitive silicone adhesive. PET1S is an extremely versatile plating tape used to protect circuitry from chemicals and fumes during PCB production. It is recommended [...]

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CAPLINQ is pleased to announce PIT2S-RL, its newest polyimide tape introduction designed as a no-residue High Temperature Mounting Tape on PET Release Liner. LINQTAPE™ PIT2S-RL-Series Polyimide Tape is a high-temperature resistant polyimide tape on a 2mil PET Release Liner. It is designed primarily for high temperature temporary bonding applications and it removes cleanly without adhesive [...]

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Many customer have requested whether CAPLINQ can offer thinner polyimide tapes. CAPLINQ is pleased to announce LINQTAPE PIT0.5S a 0.5mil (13 micron) Polyimide Film with a 1mil (25 micron) silicone adhesive. LINQTAPE PIT1S has a backing thickness of 1mil (25 micron) and the adhesive layer adds another 1.5 mil (36micron) for an overall thickness of [...]

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Questions and answers concerning LINQTAPE Polyimide Film and Tape

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Lead-Acid Gel batteries are used in back-up power supplies for alarm and smaller computer systems (particularly in uninterruptible power supplies) and for electric scooters, electrified bicycles, transportation and marine applications. Unlike wet cells, gel cells are sealed, with pressure relief valves in case of overcharging. During normal use they cannot spill liquid electrolyte. In the [...]

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Polyimide Tape (the generic version of Dupont© Kapton Tape), typically comes in various polyimide thicknesses. These thicknesses are generally labelled as 1-mil, 2-mil, 3-mil or even 5-mil thick polyimide tape. Each of these variations serves different purposes and is therefore used for different applications. Of course, the thicker the polyimide film used, the more expensive [...]

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A question often asked to CAPLINQ in particular or among peers in general is, “When is a generic material (such as Polyimide Tape vs. Kapton Tape or Volume-Conductive Linqstat™ Film vs. Velostat™) good enough?” The answer of course is simple, it is Tweet

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