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Adhesive tape system developed for splicing film
Adhesive tape system developed for splicing film. A 243PE double-coated tape designed for splicing polyolefine film is now available from Adchem Corp. (Riverhead, NY; 631/727-6000). The tape has a 4-mil polyethylene film support that conforms to irregular surfaces and a high-tack adhesion that picks up the splice, making the tape recyclable. The film is coated with a synthetic-rubber adhesive on the exposed side, and with a rubber-based adhesive on the liner side. Features of both sides include high-shear, high-tack, and moderate-peel properties.
May 1, 2002
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. A 243PE double-coated tape designed for splicing polyolefine film is now available from Adchem Corp. (Riverhead, NY; 631/727-6000). The tape has a 4-mil polyethylene film support that conforms to irregular surfaces and a high-tack adhesion that picks up the splice, making the tape recyclable. The film is coated with a synthetic-rubber adhesive on the exposed side, and with a rubber-based adhesive on the liner side. Features of both sides include high-shear, high-tack, and moderate-peel properties. Easily dispensed, 243PE tape is set on a silicone-coated 60-lb liner.
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