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These tapes have have exceptionally high tack, resist extreme
temperatures and have excellent quick stick and wet-out capabilities.
Splicing tapes are typically used for flying, overlap, manual, and butt
splice applications. Not only do these tapes allow for a continuous
manufacturing process, they also prevent flagging at the beginning of rolls
and telescoping of the completed roll. |
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Polyester splicing tapes
feature a conformable silicone adhesive designed for superior bonding to
a wide variety of substrates, including papers, films, pressure sensitive
labels, decals, and foils. They are available in a variety of
constructions to service every application need and can be slit 1/2 inch
to 36 inches. M741,
M751, and M815 are 1 mil polyester films with medium tack and are the
most economical choice for graphic arts applications. M815 is clear for
applications requiring transparency. M824 and SP150-3 have higher tack
for more demanding applications. M832 and SP2150-3 are 2 mil backed
polyester tapes. Both are used in the most demanding applications
requiring ultimate adhesion strength and superior tensile strength.
SP1250-S is a 2 mil self wound tape that will not lock-up upon
itself. (see table below)
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Part
Number
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Color |
Backing |
Adhesive |
Total |
Tack |
Adhesion |
| M741 |
Blue |
0.001
in. |
0.002
in. |
3.0
mil |
Medium |
30
oz/in. |
| M751 |
Yellow |
0.001
in. |
0.002
in. |
3.0
mil |
Medium |
30 |
| M815 |
Clear |
0.001
in. |
0.002
in. |
3.0
mil |
Medium |
30 |
| M823 |
Blue |
0.001
in. |
0.0018
in. |
2.8
mil |
Medium |
30 |
| M824 |
Dark
Blue |
0.001
in. |
0.0015
in. |
2.5
mil |
High |
30 |
| M832 |
Dark
Blue |
0.002
in. |
0.0015
in. |
3.5
mil |
High |
35 |
| M835 |
Dark
Blue |
0.005
in. |
0.0015
in. |
6.5
mil |
Medium |
30 |
| SP150-3 |
Red |
0.001
in. |
0.0015
in. |
2.5
mil |
High |
30 |
| SP2150-3 |
Red |
0.002
in. |
0.0015
in. |
3.5
mil |
High |
30 |
| SP2150-SYL |
Yellow |
0.002
in. |
0.0015
in. |
3.5
mil |
Medium |
30 |
| SP2150-SCL |
Clear |
0.002
in. |
0.0015
in. |
3.5
mil |
Medium |
30 |
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