Kapton tape for wave soldering

Kapton tape is a high-temperature resistant polyimide tape that is often used in wave soldering to protect certain components on printed circuit boards (PCBs) from the high temperatures of the soldering process.
During wave soldering, molten solder is used to create electrical connections between the PCB and the components mounted on it. However, some components, such as certain types of connectors or delicate electronic parts, may be sensitive to the high temperatures of the soldering process and could be damaged or melted. Kapton tape is used to mask these sensitive areas and protect them from direct contact with the molten solder, ensuring that they are not damaged during the process.
Kapton tape is preferred for this purpose because it is able to withstand high temperatures, typically up to 500°C, without breaking down or melting. It is also a strong and durable material that adheres well to the PCB and can be easily removed once the soldering process is complete.

Item	Data
Color	Amber
Thickness	0.05mm
Width	1020mm
Length	33m
Core	76.2mm
Backing	Polyimide Film
Adhesive	Pressure sensitive adhesive
Pelling force(after 30 mins)	120gf/inch
Temperature resistance	260℃

Kapton tape for wave soldering Features

High-temperature resistance: Kapton tape is able to withstand high temperatures up to 500°C without breaking down or melting. This makes it ideal for use in wave soldering, where temperatures can reach up to 260°C.
Chemical resistance: Kapton tape is resistant to a wide range of chemicals, including solvents, oils, and acids. This makes it suitable for use in a variety of industrial applications where exposure to chemicals is common.
Electrical insulation: Kapton tape has excellent electrical insulation properties, making it ideal for use in electronic applications. It is able to maintain its insulating properties even at high temperatures.
Thin and flexible: Kapton tape is thin and flexible, which allows it to conform to the shape of the PCB and components. This makes it easy to apply and ensures that it provides complete coverage of the areas that need to be protected.
Easy to remove: Kapton tape is designed to be easily removed after the soldering process is complete. It leaves no residue behind and does not damage the PCB or components.

The purpose of Kapton tape in wave soldering is to protect certain components on a printed circuit board (PCB) from the high temperatures of the soldering process. During wave soldering, molten solder is used to create electrical connections between the PCB and the components mounted on it. However, some components, such as connectors, integrated circuits, and other electronic parts, may be sensitive to the high temperatures of the soldering process and could be damaged or melted.
Kapton tape is used to mask these sensitive areas and protect them from direct contact with the molten solder, ensuring that they are not damaged during the process. The tape is applied to the PCB before the wave soldering process begins, covering the areas that need to be protected. The tape is then removed after the soldering process is complete.
Kapton tape is preferred for this purpose because it is able to withstand high temperatures without breaking down or melting. It is also a strong and durable material that adheres well to the PCB and can be easily removed once the soldering process is complete. The use of Kapton tape helps to ensure the quality and reliability of the soldered connections and prevents damage to sensitive components, ultimately improving the overall performance and longevity of the electronic device.