Teflon metal-detectable sealing tape and chute liner

Monday, 09 February, 2015

Teflon metal-detectable tape is a Teflon-glass fabric with a foil backing and silicone adhesive to provide a non-stick surface to heat sealers and chute liners. Providing protection against worn tape falling into a poly bag or package and going undetected, this foil-backed Teflon tape can be identified by a metal detector before leaving the factory facility.

Applications for this composite Teflon-tape fabric and aluminium foil tape include packaging in food, pharmaceuticals and medical disposable products.

The tape is available from JR Engineered Polymers in slit rolls from 6.35 mm to 914 mm wide by 32.9 m long. Metal detectable tape is 0.203 mm thick and operates at 260°C continuous.

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