This category supports CAPLINQ Polyimide Tapes & Films. Polyimide film, the generic version of Kapton film has many uses. It is typically more heat-resistant that polyester tapes and films. Therefore, the category delivers news and information designed to engage professionals that have questions or comments concerning the proper use and applications of polyimide tapes and films in their industry.
As a result, guests are invited to discuss their applications, ask questions and offer comments and feedback as they relate to polyimide films and tapes.
Polyimide (Kapton) tape is widely recognized for its ability to withstand both sub-zero and high temperatures; however, how does it actually behave across this broad range? Surprisingly, the answer to […]
Machine and Transverse directions are two crucial tape properties that define the orientation of their measured specifications.
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When it comes to mounting solar panels, the mounting options may vary depending on the type of surface the panel needs to be mounted on, and the vehicle or vessel […]
Customers often ask us what the temperature resistance is of our polyimide tapes and films. Though this is a very normal question to ask, it’s not as simple to answer. […]
Multi-Layer Insulation (MLI blankets) are usually used in devices that are exposed to both extremes heat and cold. Aiming to protect internal and external applications from UV radiation, atomic oxygen, and […]
Recently, we were asked if CAPLINQ supplied a tape with the following specifications: Adhesive: 17um Silicone adhesive Polyimide Backing Carrier: 25um Polyimide Adhesive: 17um Silicone adhesive Release liner: Paper or […]
As many of you know, CAPLINQ has expanded their product offering to extend into renewable energy. Part of this strategy includes solar energy, whose technology makes great leaps every year. […]
We were recently asked to provide the price per kilogram ($/kg) or the price per pound ($/lbs) of our polyimide tape. The following example describes how this can be done: […]
