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3M™ Adhesive Transfer Tape, 9442, clear, 2 mil (.05 mm), 12 in x 180 yd (304.80 mm x 164.59 m)
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The 3M™ Adhesive Transfer Tape with 3M™ Adhesive 350 is a modified acrylic adhesive ideal for very high-bond strength to many surfaces. It has excellent chemical resistance and bold strength even at elevated temperatures.This tape is offered with a fibre-reinforced adhesive, which is important for roll stability in narrow widths. It is designed for temperature exposure up to 450F (232C) for short periods of time and up to 300F (149C) over long time frames. This adhesive is a good choice for applications which require adhesion to low surface energy plastics, powder coatings, and oily metals.
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Industrial Category:
Adhesives, Sealants and Tape
Industrial Subcategory:
Tapes
Industrial Subtype:
Transfer Tape
Adhesive Type:
Acrylic
Application:
Mounting & Trim Attachment , Large Surface Lamination Assembly , Small Joint Assembly , Gasket Assembly , Bonding
Color Family:
Transparent
ECCN:
EAR99
Indoor/Outdoor:
Indoor/Outdoor
Maximum Operating Temperature (Celsius):
232.0 °C
Maximum Operating Temperature (Fahrenheit):
450.0 °F
Minimum Operating Temperature (Celsius):
-40.0 °C
Minimum Operating Temperature (Fahrenheit):
-40.0 °F
Overall Length (Imperial):
180.0 yd
Overall Length (Metric):
165.0 m
Overall Width (Imperial):
12.0 in
Overall Width (Metric):
30.5 cm
Substrate 2:
Metal
Total Tape Thickness without Liner (Imperial):
2.0 mil
Total Tape Thickness without Liner (Metric):
0.05 mm
Other Details
2.0 mils (.05 mm) thick tape provides high bond to low surface energy substrates and powder coated paints
55 lb (24.95 kg). densified kraft paper liner for general purpose applications
Designed for short term temperature exposure up to 450°F (232°C) and long term 300°F (149°C)
Excellent chemical resistance and shear and peel strength even at elevated temperatures