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Based in China, Suzhou Taifang Cable Material Co., Ltd. lists eleven active products that serve the cable manufacturing sector. The catalogue spans industrial and packaging tapes, as well as a range of textile yarns used for cable filling and shielding. Products are grouped under the top categories of Industrial Tapes/Films, Packaging Tapes, Cotton Yarn, Polyester Yarn, PP Yarn, and Other Textile Yarns. The supplier’s portfolio includes PET/Mylar film tape, polyimide film tape, aluminum foil Mylar tape, non‑woven tape, mica tape, copper foil tape, cotton thread, polyester yarn, PTFE film tape, PP yarn filler and aramid (Kevlar) yarn. Each item is positioned for specific functions such as insulation, fire resistance, shielding or filler material within cable assemblies.
The tape and film items fall under the HS chapter 39 classification for polymer films and adhesive products, while the yarns are classified under HS chapter 50 for textile articles. Typical specifications include PET/Mylar film thickness from 12 µm to 50 µm with dielectric strength above 30 kV/mm, polyimide tape rated to 260 °C continuous use, and copper foil tape with conductivity ≥ 95 % IACS. Yarn specifications commonly reference denier, tensile strength and melt‑flow index; for example, polyester yarn for cable filling is supplied in 1500‑denier counts with a tenacity of 3 - 4 cN/tex, and aramid yarn meets a tensile strength of 3.5 GPa. These technical parameters align with industry standards such as IEC 60216 for thermal endurance and UL 94 for flame retardancy.
The PET/Mylar film tape is supplied in widths from 25 mm to 500 mm and thicknesses between 12 µm and 50 µm, providing dielectric strength suitable for low‑voltage cable insulation. Polyimide film tape is offered in high‑temperature grades that retain mechanical integrity up to 260 °C and meet IEC 60216 Class B requirements. Aluminum foil Mylar tape combines a thin aluminum layer (5‑15 µm) with a polyester backing for electromagnetic shielding, while copper foil tape provides 99 % IACS conductivity for grounding applications. Non‑woven and mica tapes are engineered for fire‑resistant cable wrapping, typically meeting UL 94 V‑0 flame‑rating. PTFE film tape delivers a low friction surface and chemical resistance, commonly used in high‑frequency cable environments. The yarn line includes 100 % cotton thread for filling, polyester yarn with melt‑flow index 15 - 25 g/10 min, PP yarn filler with a typical denier of 800, and aramid (Kevlar) yarn that exceeds 3.5 GPa tensile strength.
The catalogue includes PET/Mylar film tape, polyimide film tape, aluminum foil Mylar tape, non‑woven tape, mica tape, copper foil tape, and PTFE film tape. Each tape is formulated for functions such as insulation, high‑temperature resistance, electromagnetic shielding or fire‑retardancy.
Polyimide film tape is supplied in grades that can operate continuously at up to 260 °C and meet IEC 60216 Class B thermal endurance criteria. This makes it suitable for high‑temperature cable sections and industrial heating environments.
Both mica tape and non‑woven tape are typically tested to UL 94 V‑0 flame‑rating, indicating self‑extinguishing behavior after the ignition source is removed. They are commonly used in fire‑resistant cable constructions.
Standard PET/Mylar film tape rolls are offered in widths ranging from 25 mm to 500 mm and thicknesses between 12 µm and 50 µm. Rolls are usually supplied on cores of 76 mm or 100 mm diameter, with lengths up to 1,000 m per roll.
Aramid yarn is supplied with a tensile strength exceeding 3.5 GPa and an elongation at break of around 2 %. These properties provide high strength-to-weight performance for cable reinforcement.
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