Magic Tape (Hook & Loop)
Standard: −20°C to 80°C / high temperature: 250–500°C
Main applications
hook-and-loop tape that makes insulation jackets easy to remove
Key Features
Made for removable jacket closures
Hook-and-loop (Velcro) construction — the dedicated accessory for closing removable insulation jackets
Effectively permanent reuse
Opens and closes thousands of times — removed without tools for inspection and maintenance, and reused indefinitely
High-temperature versions
Standard (80°C), high-temperature (250°C) and ceramic or silica heat-resistant types — chosen by service temperature
Cut and fitted on site
Supplied in rolls — cut to length and fixed by self-adhesive or sewing
A range of widths and strengths
Widths from 12 to 100 mm in standard and heavy-duty grip — matched to jacket size and load
Specifications
| Material | Nylon or polyester hook-and-loop (high temperature: glass fiber or silica based) |
| Service temperature | Standard: −20°C to 80°C / high temperature: 250–500°C (by type) |
| Width | 12 mm, 25 mm, 50 mm, 100 mm (standard) |
| Length | 25 m rolls |
| Attachment method | Self-adhesive or sewn |
| Main applications | Closures for removable insulation jackets, securing covers and pads |
Applications
Removable insulation jackets
- •Closures for removable valve and pipe jackets
- •Closures for instrument insulation jackets
High-temperature jacket closures
- •Heat-resistant closures for hot pipe and valve jackets
- •High-temperature closures for refractory and protective jackets
Cover & pad fixing
- •Closures for drum and tank insulation covers
- •Temporary fixing of protective pads
Repair & maintenance
- •Replacing damaged closures on existing jackets
- •Building closure systems for new jackets
Notes
- ※Above 100°C always use the heat-resistant type — ordinary nylon hook-and-loop melts at temperature.
- ※The sewn type is far more durable long term than the self-adhesive version — recommended in hot and high-vibration service.

