Fiberglass High Temp Tape

High-temperature woven fiberglass tape is commonly used to insulate and seal boiler fire dampers, boiler joints, and gasket seals. High-temperature sealing tape also seals boiler fire dampers, boiler joints, and gasket seals. Fiberglass insulation tape can be used on extremely hot pipes before fiberglass pipe insulation is installed to lower the surface temperature of the pipe. Thermal insulation tape lowers the surface temperature of extremely hot pipes before fiberglass pipe insulation is installed. For personnel safety, high-temperature woven fiberglass tape can be wrapped around a high-temperature (up to 1,000°F) pipe to prevent employees from burning themselves when they bump into or touch the pipe. Heat-resistant fiberglass tape helps prevent employees from burning themselves when they touch a high-temperature pipe.

Pipe Install:
The fiberglass insulation tape should be spiraled around the pipe, making sure to overlap itself to prevent gaps. Spiral high-temperature sealing tape around the pipe and overlap it to prevent gaps. It is recommended to loop, tie, or band the end of the tape onto the beginning of the pipe to allow a tight spiral. Fiberglass wrap goes around a pipe in a tight spiral when you loop, tie, or band the end of the tape. When finished, cut the tape with a knife or scissors and loop, tie, or band the tape to the pipe.  

Rated for use on applications up to 1000°F.

Each roll is 100 feet long and the tape is 1/16" thick. Fiberglass insulation tape comes in 1", 2", and 3" widths. Each roll of heat-resistant fiberglass tape is 100 feet long and 1/16" thick. Use fiberglass wrap in 1", 2", or 3" widths.

*Note:  This material does not have an adhesive backing as the term "tape" would imply. It is referred to as "tape" because it is flat compared to fiberglass rope, which is round. This thermal insulation tape does not have an adhesive backing.