Koptan 50mm x 33m High Temperature Resistant Tape for 3D Printers

DuPont invented the polyimide material known as koptan tape in the 1960s. Because of its exceptional electrical, thermal, chemical, and mechanical qualities, it has been an industrial standard and remains stable across an incredibly large temperature range (-269˚C to 260˚C). This makes the material resistant to harsh conditions like vibration and extremely high temperatures.

This polyester film tape with a high-temperature resistant adhesive is called Koptan 50mm x 33m High-Temperature Resistant Tape for 3D Printers. primarily used to maintain the polymer plate on the heating platen during the hot foil stamping process and to keep transfer sheets in place while sublimating onto a range of objects. outstanding resilience to heat and solvents. After baking, there is little shrinkage and easy removal.

Koptan tape is utilised in the production and final assembly of electronic components because of its broad range of temperature stability and electrical isolation capability. In addition to shielding and restraining components during high temperature applications and reflow soldering processes, it serves as a protective layer that isolates and stops delicate components from experiencing electrostatic discharge.

Koptan tape is an ideal bed surface layer for 3D printing since it sticks to ABS very effectively. Usually, it is applied to a bed surface made of glass or aluminium, on which the extruded ABS filament sticks.

Specification and Features:

1. Material: Polyimide
2. Spindle Type: Roll
3. Tape Length: 33m
4. TapeWidth: 50mm
5. Colour: Metallic Brown
6. Temperature Range: 200ºC
7. High-quality product from a well-known brand