No. As soon as you have any thermal conductor formed into a thin tape, it becomes an excellent shape to dissipate the heat out to the surroundings.I need something like electrical tape that doesnt conduct electricity but conducts heat very well (around 200-250 celcious)
Does something like that even exists ?
I thought that's what he wanted.No. As soon as you have any thermal conductor formed into a thin tape, it becomes an excellent shape to dissipate the heat out to the surroundings.
What direction do you need the good thermal conduction to go in? From one side of the tape to the other, from one edge of the tape to the other, or down the length of the tape?I need something like electrical tape that doesnt conduct electricity but conducts heat very well (around 200-250 celcious)
Does something like that even exists ?
It needs to conduct heat from resistance wire to metal cube but if i just wrap it around it would make a short circuit so I need to insulate the wire from metal by some tape so it would be heat dissipation from one side to anotherWhat direction do you need the good thermal conduction to go in? From one side of the tape to the other, from one edge of the tape to the other, or down the length of the tape?
Depending on the temp you need, you can use Kapton tape (thin and fairly high temp, or, if high temp is needed, you can use ceramic thin sheets (.1 mm) made of mica, boron nitride, etc. for lower temp, you can use - nomex or kevlar cloth (fire resistant).It needs to conduct heat from resistance wire to metal cube but if i just wrap it around it would make a short circuit so I need to insulate the wire from metal by some tape so it would be heat dissipation from one side to another