Arlon 940-07Rxx-P1 0.040" (1.02 mm) Self-Fusing Silicone Tape

Design/Construction:Cross Section Type: RectangularWidth, inches: 0.75Performance Advantages:Resists moisture, oxygen, and ozone to assure continuous high insulation values.Conforms smoothly when wrapped around complex forms.Bonds to itself at room temperature within 24 hours.Remains non-tacky to the touch and does not adhere to other surfaces, or substrates.Insulates with single wrap, thereby reducing labor time and cost.Dampens vibration and resists heat and mechanical shock as well as corona.Inherently flame resistant and when burned forms a non-conductive ash.SA & SB MOX-Tapes® provide a uniform thickness even around sharp edges. Fiberglass fabric, encapsulated inside the silicone rubber, prevents wicking and maintains high insulation resistance under high humidity conditions. These controlled stretch tapes provide a uniform insulation barrier.All tapes are protected by a special interleaved liner.Applications:Mechanical:Protection of coils from vibration.Vibration fixture, anti-scratch, and clamping pads.Harness wrapping and wire bundling, including for high temperature applications.Applied to rollers for protection and traction.Plant maintenance.Superior, heavy duty repair tape for emergency insulating barrier.Electrical:Insulation of field armature and interpole coils in large motors.Insulation for splicing and terminating of wire and cable.Insulating and sealing electrical connections.Insulating coil leads and bus bar connections.Electromagnetic coil insulation.Motor connections.Overwrapping of deteriorated insulation in reclaimed motors.Environmental:On-board aviation and space applications.Underground cable splices.Insulating heated transfer lines.Insulating in radioactive environments.Masking agent utilized in manufacturing processes and powder coatings.Insulating, protecting, and sealing rigging hardware and power systems in marine applications.This data Represents typical values for the production material. The data should not be used to write, or in place of, material specifications.Information provided by Arlon, Silicone Technologies Division