BSTFLEX manufactures high temperature tapes for industrial insulation, equipment sealing and maintenance. The range includes fiberglass, silica, ceramic fiber and basalt tapes, with woven, coated, adhesive-backed, ladder and knitted constructions. Select the material and structure for your pipework, furnace or oven joints, industrial hoses, cables and equipment assemblies.
Compare the options below or send your application and dimensions for a quotation .
| Tape type | Product options and selection focus |
|---|---|
| Woven insulation tapes |
Woven fiberglass tape , silica woven tape , ceramic fiber tape and basalt tape . Compare fiber grades for pipe lagging, thermal wrapping and equipment joint insulation. Match the temperature rating, thickness and reinforcement to the installation. |
| Coated fiberglass tapes |
Silicone coated fiberglass tape and vermiculite coated fiberglass tape . For industrial protective wrapping where the coating must be selected for the heat exposure and surrounding conditions. |
| Adhesive-backed silica tape |
Silica tape with PSA backing assists positioning during installation on industrial hoses, cables and pipework. Confirm the adhesive's service conditions and any additional fixing required. |
| Ladder and drop warp tapes |
Fiberglass ladder tape , ceramic fiber ladder tape and vermiculite coated drop warp tape . The open center section accommodates fixing bolts. Specify the center opening, tape width and joint geometry for the equipment assembly. |
| Knitted gasket tape |
Knitted fiberglass gasket tape for equipment sealing and replacement gasket applications. Select the profile and installed thickness to suit the joint. |
| Stove glass sealing tape |
Self-adhesive stove glass tape for heating-appliance manufacturers and maintenance supply. Match the tape dimensions and installation method to the glass retaining assembly. |
| Aluminum-faced fiberglass tapes |
Aluminum fiberglass tape and adhesive-backed aluminum fiberglass tape for radiant heat exposure around industrial hoses, cables and pipework. Check the facing, backing and installation conditions. |
| Self-fusing silicone tape |
Self-fusing silicone rubber tape for industrial electrical insulation and bundling. It is a separate material choice, not a direct substitute for woven fiber insulation tape. |
Heat exposure: State the normal operating temperature, short-duration peaks and whether the tape faces direct contact, radiant heat or hot air. Request the service rating for the exact construction rather than selecting by fiber name alone.
Fit and fixing: Provide the width, thickness, roll or cut length, and the pipe diameter or joint dimensions. Identify whether the installation uses wrapping, bolts, compression, adhesive positioning or another fixing method.
Adhesive requirements: Do not assume that a backing adhesive has the same temperature rating as the fiber. Confirm whether it is intended for installation positioning or a lasting bond under the specified conditions.
For equipment production, distributor stock or maintenance projects, send the material preference, dimensions, required quantity and operating conditions. Include a drawing or sample reference for non-standard requirements. Available widths, thicknesses, roll lengths, coatings and minimum order quantities depend on the selected product.