KD822E is a polyimide film-backed kapton Heat Tape with outstanding heat resistance and low static discharge properties, offering unrivaled heat protection and low static discharge properties.
Features
Low electrostatic discharge at unwind and removal.
resistant high temperature up to 280 for 10 minutes.
Outstanding Tensile Strength and Elongation properties.
Application
RoHS Compliant. A mask designed to protect printed circuit boards during wave solder or solder dip processes;
masking contacts while spray painting, powder coating and solder coating processes take place;
bundling transformers, motors, batteries & electronic components into bundles for transport purposes.
| Item | Typical Value | Test Method |
| Imperial | Metric |
| Backing | 1.0mil | 0.025mm | / |
| Total Thickness | 2.0mil | 0.050±0.005mm | / |
| Tack | / | ≥26(J.DOW/#) | / |
| Adhesion to Steel | 0.91~1.37lbs/in | 4~6N/25mm | GBT 2792-2014 |
| Tensile Strength | ≥20lbs/in | ≥3.5 (KN/M) | GBT 30776-2014 |
| Elongation | ≥45% | ≥45% | GBT 30776-2014 |
| Surface Resistance | 106~8ohms | 106~8ohms | / |
| Static Discharge | <100V | <100V | / |
| Maximum Operating Temperature | 536 ℉ | 280℃ | / |
Store under ambient conditions between 10-30% R.H and 40-70%, away from direct sunlight. Shelf life should not exceed 12 months from date of manufacture when stored as indicated above.
Surface should be clean, dry, and free from dust, oil or any other contaminants before applying pressure with roller, hand or press. Repeat sticking should be avoided to maintain adhesion levels and avoid repeat sticking which would decrease adhesion levels.
Please be aware that this technical data sheet is written based solely on our laboratory tests and experience, not specific application needs of customers. Ultimately it is up to the customer to ascertain if a product meets these criteria before being approved for use.
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