Would this be good for heat insulation applications?
1794361
Good product Great price Would buy additional when needed. Actually this material appeared to be fresher than what I have bought from an auto parts store. Very little un-raveling.
975113
My husband said it was for insulation, not sure if that is the answer you are looking for.
443481
I would find a tape especially for electrical purposes, because of its aluminum qualities it has the potential to conduct even a small ammount of electricity. The 3m websites also states it's good for shielding but they refer to heat not electricity.one thing you could do is lay electrical tape on top of your electronics and then lay this tape on top .
965387
It will provide some thermal insulation, laminate floor surface is not nearly as cold as the Linoleum in my kitchen or bathrooms. Can't quantify the value, but there is some difference.
2038778
This thing sounds good, but if you read the instructions, you can't use it on any type of direct heat. So I would say probably no. Save your money on this and just get a nice metal one. I hope this helps.
434270
I am not sure it would be a good substitute for electrical tape. It would certainly be strong enough, but it is extreemly sticky and thick, and I think it would be difficult to use it for wrapping wire connections. Not sure about it's insulating properties. It is not "stretchy" like electrical tape.
1705780
I think it would be fine. It doesn't get very hot. The cord gets warm from pulling power, but overall it might work good for something like that.
2283948
I wouldn't. It is thin and may not handle the extreme heat well. The description says it can handle heat up to 325 but how will you know. I would use it for items that are warm if u need to.
1936394
possibly though I did not use it for this type of application. I used it for door panel padding under a new vinyl covering.
1689250
Yes, for something like water pump or thermostat gaskets, possibly a carburetor gasket. Wouldn't recommend it for high temperature applications.
1415295
This does not produce a lot of heat. It heats up just enough to keep things freezing. I keep mine wraped in foam insulation on my pond pipes. I think you would be fine
96395
It should work fine for this purpose. I've been using this type of tape for over 24 years as electrical tape for aircraft applications. I stopped buying the traditional electric tape years ago, because it fails even in moderate heat applications. For beefing up the end of USB cables, this should be great, and you won't have the sticky mess that electrical tape usually makes after a short period of time. F4 tape (self sealing silicon tape) also works well for sealing small low pressure tubing.
1770427
I am not sure what the heat range is but it gets very hot. I use it to seal mylar bags. If I leave it on to long it will melt it. So my best guess is that it will probably be sufficient for other uses as well. It's a great product I do like it.
529684
You could MAKE it work but it is intended to be used for an underfloor heat mat with a temperature probe, so you would need to do some heavy modification to it. In other words, as intended, no it will not.
42963
Yes, it should work fine for that purpose. I used it to heat up oils to make lip balm for a library program.
1790768
Yes it would work. I've used it to seal a part on a radiator with no problems. I also think the package says its good for up to 500 degrees.
447559
I suppose you could, I can't remember if it's coated with anything like teflon etc? If so I would say no. Just look on Amazon for heat diffusers, they have them and they are not expensive.