Composition and Structure
Base Material: Commonly used base materials include polyimide (PI), polyethylene terephthalate (PET), and fluoropolymer films. These materials offer excellent heat resistance, mechanical strength, and electrical insulation properties. For example, polyimide films can withstand high temperatures up to 260°C or more, making them suitable for applications in high - temperature environments.
Adhesive Layer: The adhesive used is typically a heat - resistant acrylic or silicone - based adhesive. Acrylic - based adhesives provide good adhesion and chemical resistance, while silicone - based adhesives offer better heat resistance and flexibility. The adhesive layer is designed to bond firmly to the substrate and the adhered object, ensuring reliable attachment even at high temperatures.
PCB Solder Masking – Protects areas from solder during reflow/wave soldering.
Wire & Cable Bundling – Secures high-temp wiring in automotive/aerospace.
Thermal Insulation – Shields sensitive components from heat sources.
EMI Shielding – Aluminum or copper tapes for grounding & interference blocking.
Component Fixation – Holds parts in place during curing/coating processes.