12mm X 33m 108ft Heat Tape Heat Resistant Tape Heat Transfer Tape Thermal Tape High Temp Tape High Temperature Tape Heat Tape for Sublimation for Heat Press No Residue 1Roll

It seems to stick really well. Using to seal the lace on an sla printer. It’s thin enough to not interfere and withstands the heat without becoming sticky.

Great value , amazing quality, easy to use , Residue free , easily Removable, and sticks very good .

I needed to replace my laptop battery, and some of its components had thermal tape, so I needed a replacement. This is the tape I went with, and it works great. This is a must-have for anyone doing computer tinkering, soldering, repairing, or replacing parts, especially in compact machines like laptops or PS5. I like that it leaves zero residue if you take it off. One of the biggest fears with heat pressing is leaving a sticky yellow ghost on your substrate. This tape peels off cleanly, leaving your tumblers, shirts, or ceramics looking pristine. It is also a strong adhesive; it sticks firmly to surfaces but doesn't fight you when it’s time to remove it. Furthermore, it is a very good value; you’re getting professional-grade thermal resistance at a fraction of the "name-brand" cost. Overall, if you care more about heat-transfer quality, isolation, and clean removal, this is a phenomenal deal. It handles heat like a champ and is a reliable staple for any craft room or workbench.

This is a good tape which withstood a Weller 25 watt soldering iron test. I melted a blob of rosin core solder onto a tape "hammock", then rested the soldering tip and the pool of solder on the tape for a full 5 minutes. There was initial smoking of the glue, but the tape remained un-scorched and un-burnt. I have never had Kapton tape before (neither genuine nor knockoff) so I don't know what the real McCoy is like. But if my soldering iron runs about 550 degrees F, then this tape took high heat very well. Pic #1: the 5 minute test, in progress. Pic #2: the tape AFTER removal of tip, and wipe off of solder blob and rosin. I am subtracting 1 star for a dishonest photo in the sale. The TRUE tape is called "Kapton" tape, but the photo has a label spelled "KaptAn". This misspelling fooled me, and made me think they were selling genuine Kapton tape. Yet, when my tape arrived, the sticker on the roll was misspelled even worse. It said " Koptan" - effectively removing the seller (twice) from trademark infringement.

As described and works as expected.

Heat tape for mounting a decoder on my HO steam engine.

Real kapton tape is very expensive stuff. It's used on space-craft and in avionics and because of that the original manufacturer can charge very hefty prices (high double digits) per roll. I suppose if I were using it for something that human life or millions of dollars depended on I'd opt for the name brand. That said this worked just fine for my purpose at a fraction of the cost. I used it to insulate the pin 3 connector on an enterprise SATA hard drive from power. The reason for this being I bought some cheap used enterprise hard drives that have a feature (power disable) that when power is supplied on a certain pin tells the drive to disable itself. Useful in certain datacenter environments but with consumer PC power supplies those pins still supply legacy 3v power which unfortunately makes the drive unusable. I could snip the power wire or break off the pins but instead I covered the first 3 pins (none are needed in modern drives though only pin 3 is the problem) with this electrically insulating tape and the drives now spin up and I'm fairly confident I don't have to worry about shorts, fires, or anything of the sort because of the properties of this type of material. Can't speak to high heat resistance or other uses and I've only had it in service for about 5 months. I'll probably replace the tape if I ever have to remove the power connector as Kapton is not guaranteed against mechanical wear and it's not sticky enough I trust it to stay in place after the connector is removed. Then again the lack of stickiness is a good thing because it means no residue. Just editing this to say I have since used this while soldering and I can confirm it protects components from a brief clumsy touch of the iron and its high heat, even at temperatures of 600 degrees F on my Hakko.

Good quality amber tape

Worked perfectly for what I needed it for (heat transfer)! Used it under 400°F heat, didn’t melt or budge. This roll is very big, so you get a great value for your money!

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really usefull