Basic Information:

• Definition: Self-fusing silicone tape is a tape made from silicone material that has self-adhesive properties. It bonds to itself through molecular interactions when in contact, forming a tight seal without the need for traditional adhesives.
• Material: The base material of self-fusing silicone tape is silicone, a synthetic material known for its high elasticity, high-temperature resistance, UV stability, and chemical resistance. The tape is highly stretchable, allowing it to wrap tightly around the surface to be sealed or repaired.
• Appearance: Self-fusing silicone tape typically comes in transparent, black, or red colors, with a smooth surface and good flexibility and elasticity. The tape’s thickness and width can be customized according to the application.

Chemical Properties:

• High-Temperature Resistance: Self-fusing silicone tape has exceptional high-temperature resistance, capable of withstanding temperatures ranging from -60°C to +260°C. Some high-end products can even withstand higher temperatures. Therefore, it is ideal for use in high-temperature environments such as electrical equipment, pipe systems, and hot water pipes.
• Chemical Resistance: Silicone material is highly resistant to most chemicals, including acids, alkalis, oils, and solvents, making the tape ideal for use in corrosive environments.
• UV Resistance: Self-fusing silicone tape has excellent resistance to UV light, meaning it can be exposed to sunlight for extended periods without degradation, making it suitable for outdoor applications.
• Water Resistance: Self-fusing silicone tape has excellent waterproof properties, effectively preventing water infiltration, and is widely used for waterproof sealing.
• Elasticity: Silicone tape has good elasticity and can stretch to fit various surface shapes and tightly wrap around them without breaking.