High-Temperature Resistant Polyimide Film
LINQTAPE™ PIT-Series polyimide films are generic versions of DuPont's Kapton® film. As such, they are very stable at high temperatures, have excellent dielectric insulation properties, are mechanically solid without being too rigid and can withstand a wide range of chemicals and solvents. LINQTAPE polyimide films can be used in applications that may see temperatures up to 260°C (500°F).
LINQTAPE™ PIT-Series polyimide films typically come in 33 meter (36 yard) length rolls of varying widths. The base polyimide film (backing) thickness range is between 1-mil (25µm) and 5-mil (125µm) thick. Other widths, lengths and thicknesses may be available upon request.
High-Temperature Resistant Polyimide Tape
LINQTAPE™ PIT-Series polyimide tapes start with a LINQTAPE polyimide film base and then an adhesive layer is applied to it. The base material itself has the same high-temperature resistance, and dielectric properties described above, but the adhesive type and properties play an important role in the selection process of a polyimide tape.
For high-temperature applications, silicone is the adhesive of choice for polyimide tapes because it has the highest temperature resistance and maintains its adhesion the most when exposed to higher temperatures. In applications where silicone can absolutely not be used, or in applications that require a higher room-temperature adhesion is needed, CAPLINQ offers an acrylic adhesive version of polyimide tape. The range of polyimide tapes we offer has grown over the years as customers requested anti-static versions of adhesives, adhesives that left no residue after removal or very thin layers of adhesive.
LINQTAPE™ PIT-Series polyimide tapes typically come in 33 meter (36 yard) length rolls of varying widths. See the tape below for the range of polyimide tapes we currently offer. Other widths, lengths, thicknesses or adhesive types may be available upon request.
All of our tapes are compliant with Conflict mineral regulations, compliant with California Prop.65 and are produced in a mercury free environment. Additionally they are not subject to dual use or military defence, not subject to ITAR and are EAR 99, not subject to export control limitations.