Thermal Insulation Tape is often used for pipe lagging, exhaust lagging or making high temperature gaskets. Our range includes the widely used Fibreglass Exhaust Lagging Tape as well as more specialised offerings like our Aramid Tape (often referred to as Kevlar Tape). These are offered in a variety of sizes and, wherever possible, in short as well as bulk lengths.
One of the most important factors to consider when choosing a heat insulation tape is temperature resistance.
The table below provides a quick snapshot of the maximum continuous operating temperature of each of our main types of thermal insulation tapes.
For (a lot) more information on the capabilities and benefits of any individual material, please click through to its' product page.
| Material | Max. Continuous Temperature |
|---|---|
| 3M 69 Glass Cloth Tape | 200°C |
| Adhesive Fibreglass Tape with Silicone Adhesive | 180°C |
| Aluminium Foil Tape, Reinforced Premium Grade | 65°C |
| Basalt Insulation Tape | 649°C |
| Ceramic Insulation Tape (NIckel Reinforced) | 1,200°C |
| Fibreglass Exhaust Wrap Tape | 550°C |
| Fibreglass Ladder Tape | 550°C |
| Kevlar Aramid Tape | 340°C |
| Refrasil Silica Insulation Tape | 982°C |
| Rewettable Fibreglass Cloth Lagging | 540°C |
| Silicone Coated Fibreglass Fabric Tape | 250°C |
| Tadpole Tape (Fibreglass) | 500°C |
