Flame Retardant Tape

EJOY's flame retardant tape passes UL 94 V-0 (self-extinguishing) and meets UL 510. Zero-halogen grades are available (Z-series).

EJOY supplies flame retardant cloth tape that meets UL 510 and passes UL 94 V-0, in self-extinguishing, zero-halogen grades for automotive and electronics.

Yes — EJOY's zero-halogen flame retardant grades produce no toxic fumes, valued in rail, aerospace and premium automotive.

State the standard you need — e.g. 'meets UL 510, passes UL 94 V-0, zero-halogen' — plus backing, width and volume. That single line lets EJOY match a qualified grade and send certificates with the samples. Pricing is by quote.

Yes — EJOY supplies the UL 510 / UL 94 V-0 documentation and test reports on request, so your compliance team can sign off before the bulk order ships.

No — flame retardant (self-extinguishing) is the correct, certifiable spec; 'fireproof' is not a tape standard. Buy to UL 510 / UL 94 V-0, and EJOY will supply exactly that with paperwork.

UL 510 is the flame test for electrical insulating tapes; UL 94 V-0 is a top flammability rating meaning the material self-extinguishes quickly and doesn't drip flaming particles. Many specs require both.

Yes. For rail, aerospace and premium automotive we supply zero-halogen, low-toxic-fume flame-retardant tapes.

Yes — UL Recognised component grades are available for products that must carry the certification through assembly.

No. UL 94 V-0 means flame retardant and self-extinguishing — it stops burning within seconds once the flame source is removed and does not drip flaming particles that ignite material below. It is not fireproof and is not rated to survive sustained open flame.

Acetate for tight coil and layer insulation, PET cloth for abrasion in the harness run, or film for the thinnest profile — all available in UL 510 / UL 94 V-0 grades. Tell us the temperature zone and we match backing and adhesive.