Fluorine tape is a pressure-sensitive tape made by coating a single side with an adhesive on pure (PTFE) film as the base material.

Here is a detailed introduction to it:

- Features: Excellent high-temperature resistance, with a temperature range of -70℃ to 260℃, capable of withstanding even higher temperatures for short periods. Surface is smooth and non-stick, resists adhesion of any substances, and is easy to clean. Also features good chemical resistance, high insulation, fire-retardant properties, and more.

- Specifications: Thickness is relatively thin, generally between 0.05-0.25mm. Width and length can be customized as required.

- Advantages: Thicker PTFE film tape offers superior durability and abrasion resistance, while the cutting type boasts excellent formability, capable of adapting to various complex surfaces.

- Application Fields: Often used for demolding in heat-sealing machines, vacuum packaging machines, masking under high temperatures and in liquid environments, covering of wires and cables, demolding of plastic mold workpieces, and high-temperature welding protection and masking for electronic components, etc.