PTFE fabric with fiberglass substrate offers >10¹⁸Ω·cm resistivity, >20kV breakdown voltage & stable insulation from -70°C to 260°C — a top high-temp insulating material choice.

PTFE fabric repair matches damage type — spray coating, film patching, heat-weld splicing or edge banding; replace fully if damage exceeds 50cm² or 20% of total area; verify adhesion post-repair.

PTFE fabric excels in -196°C to 260°C heat resistance, non-stick & chemical resistance; silicone rubber leads in elasticity, compression sealing & cost — complementary materials by application.

Operate PTFE belts with 0.3-0.5 MPa tension, keep heat 20-30°C below max limits, clean with neutral detergent, and inspect 260°C thermal seams regularly.

PTFE fabric with fiberglass substrate offers >10¹⁸Ω·cm resistivity, >20kV breakdown voltage & stable insulation from -70°C to 260°C — a top high-temp insulating material choice.

Over 99% of commercial PTFE high-temp fabric uses fiberglass reinforcement for strength & stability — only specialty pure PTFE film contains no fiberglass but has very limited durability.

PTFE tape heat limit depends on adhesive, not the film — standard PSA grade: 260°C continuous; fiberglass grade: 300°C; short-term peak: 350°C. Always check adhesive vs. substrate ratings.