Automotive cloth wire harness tapes are specialized tapes used in the automotive industry to secure and protect wire harnesses. Wire harnesses are bundles of electrical wires and cables that are organized and routed throughout a vehicle to provide electrical connections to various components.
Cloth wire harness tapes are preferred for automotive applications due to their specific characteristics and advantages over other types of tapes. Here are some key features of automotive cloth wire harness tapes:
1. Adhesive backing: Wire harness felt tapes typically come with an adhesive backing that allows for easy installation and secure attachment to the wire harness. The adhesive ensures that the tape remains in place even in challenging environments.
2. Noise and vibration dampening: Felt tapes have excellent noise and vibration dampening properties. They help reduce rattling, buzzing, and other unwanted sounds caused by wire harnesses rubbing against each other or other components.
3. Abrasion resistance: Wire harness felt tapes provide a protective layer that helps prevent abrasion and damage to the wires and cables within the harness. They act as a barrier between the harness and surrounding components, reducing wear and tear.
4. Insulation: Felt tapes offer thermal insulation properties, protecting the wires and cables from extreme temperatures or thermal fluctuations. This insulation helps maintain the integrity and performance of the wires in various operating conditions.
5. Flexibility and conformability: Felt tapes are typically flexible and conformable, allowing them to be easily wrapped around wires and harnesses of different shapes and sizes. This flexibility ensures a secure fit and provides uniform coverage along the entire length of the harness.
6. Easy tear and repositioning: Many wire harness felt tapes are designed to be easily torn by hand, which facilitates quick and convenient installation. Additionally, they can often be repositioned if needed during the installation process.
7. Flame retardancy: Some wire harness felt tapes are manufactured with flame-retardant properties, making them suitable for applications where fire safety is a concern. These tapes can help prevent the spread of flames in case of an electrical fault.
Features:
- Product Name: Cloth Wire Harness Tape
- Resistance to Abrasion: ≥750mm
- Tensile Strength: ≥20N/cm
- Material: Woven PET + Acrylates Copolymer
- Adhesive: Acrylates Copolymer
- Adhesion to Steel: 2.5N/CM
Technical Parameters:
| Property | Value |
| Color | Orange/black/White Color |
| Total Thickness | 0.25mm±0.02 |
| Abrasion resistance (Scrape) | Class D 1000～4999 |
| Resistance to Abrasion | ≥750mm |
| Material | PET + Acrylates Copolymer |
| Adhesive | Acrylates Copolymer |
| Elongation | ≥10% |
| Width | 9/19/25/32/38/50mm ±0.2 |
| Temperature Range | -40℃ (4h)～150℃ (3000h) 175℃ (240h) |
| Flame retardation | Class B Self-extinguishing |
Support and Services:
Cloth Wire Harness Tape Technical Support and Services
We provide comprehensive technical support and service for our Cloth Wire Harness Tape, including:
- Phone support and remote access
- On-site troubleshooting and diagnosis
- Software updates
- Product demos
- Training and tutorials
- Customer service and technical support
- Repair and replacement
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to apply wire harness wrapping tape: 1. Prepare the wire harness: Ensure that the wires are properly organized and positioned before applying the tape. Remove any dirt, oil, or debris from the harness to ensure good adhesive 2. Choose the right tape: Select a wire harness wrapping tape that suits your specific needs. There are different types of tapes available, such as cloth tape, vinyl tape, or fleece tape. Consider factors like temperature resistance, flexibility, and electrical insulation properties. 3. Start at one end: Begin the application at one end of the wire harness. Leave a small portion of the tape's adhesive backing exposed to allow for easy removal when necessary. 4. Position the tape: Hold the tape at a slight angle to the wire harness, making sure the adhesive side is facing the harness. Position the tape so that it overlaps the previous wrap by approximately half of its width.
