Electrical insulation and electronic equipment tapes are widely used in home electrical appliances, computers, and other electrical products and in telecommunications. They are also used for insulating, bundling, and fixing circuit boards and cables, masking and temporary fixing of electronics parts during manufacturing, and for grounding and for insulation from electromagnetic waves.
Advanced properties include high resistance to heat and cold, non-flammability, superior adhesion, and machine-ability. Many of our products have been approved under JIS, UL and other leading standards for production quality and dependability.

Insulation tapes are made of such base materials as paper, cloth, plastic film, etc. and bonding agents such as rubber, acrylic, and silicone. The heat resistance range: Class Y for 90°C to Class H for 180°C. Paper based tapes allow easy processing and varnish impregnation for coils, while cloth base tapes are readily applicable to curved or rough surfaces and high varnish impregnation. Film based tapes are extremely thin, up to 20 microns, and are ideal for use as insulators. Another type, an epoxy prepregnated tape, hardens when heated in a thermosetting process, making it an excellent sealing and insulating material.