CS Hyde Kapton Silicone Adhesive Tape, Amber 1/2 inch x 36 yards

I don't use much tape on my printer and have found that it is still in good condition on the roll even after many years. Quality is great too.

What can I saw, its kapton tape. It works like its suppose to. I unfortunately fell pray to not reading the entire description and due to the image I thought I was getting a much wide roll than I actually received. I guess this is on me but I hate this scummy practice. Buyers beware.

I recently repaired my Apple Time Machine, one of the few times I have done electronics work, the kind on circuit boards and all that. Kapton tape is a special nifty techy-looking amber-colored tape for use inside electronic devices for binding things together, holding down wires and such. It is for high heat, non-conductive uses and It is what they used when the device was built.If anyone ever opens up my TC, they won't see a mess and will know that I took care and spent a few extra bucks to make a project look nice and hopefully last a long time.Frankly I figured they carried it at the local electronics store, but surprisingly not, and the Radio Shack guy never heard of it...! Odd.I thought Prime was cool for such an unusual product, so glad Amazon carries it, really made it a lot more economical to order for just a project or two. That earned it the full five stars.

This product is okay. The stick is not that strong, but it does the job. I would try to find something better if you can.

Its remarkable temperature resistance aside, this tape is also very tough, extremely thin, see-through, and backed with a high-quality adhesive that sticks to almost everything, doesn't peel off on its own, and can be removed even after a longer while without leaving any residue. All that makes it particularly indispensable in electronics, but even for other tasks where appearance and durability matters, it's a pretty good pick.

The tape is so thin and delicate that I can't get more than a few inches of the roll at a time.

It's Kapton tape! That yellow stuff you find protecting the insides of your electronics. We have rolls of the stuff at work, but I never imagined you could just order it from Amazon :) Essential part of any electronics toolbox, this stuff is not stretchy like regular electrical tape, but much thinner and great for more permanent installations. Line the insides of metal enclosures, cover the metal top of Arduino's USB port, put under Velcro to prevent it bridging pads...

I refurbish iPods and add extra audiophile components to them at RetroSonicFidelity, and this kapton tape makes my job even easier. It gives a nice stock look to the inside of the iPod as I tape the capacitors and resistors to the logic board, so they don't move around. It's nice and sticky, but it doesn't leave any residue when you need to peel it back up. Great stuff!