Description
Our 139S Series is a 7.5 mil low density polyethylene film tape coated on one side with a natural rubber adhesive system. Offered with serrated edges for ease in tearing.
Features / Benefits
Permanently tacky adhesive bonds well to most surfaces over a wide temperature range. Its adhesive system provides high adhesion and cohesion which yields a permanent bond with virtually no edge bleed out. The tough polyethylene backing delivers good abrasion and tear resistance. It is highly conformable and maintains a watertight seal in all weather conditions.
Applications
- Wire identification
- Suitable for splicing, seaming & patching, joint taping of poly films for construction
- Used as a surface protection product
| Item # |
Roll Size |
Units / Case |
Case Size |
Case Weight |
| 145254 Orange |
2″ (48mm) x 60 yd |
24 / case – Bulk |
12″ x 12″ x 12″ |
31 lbs |
Technical & Consumer Data
Physical Properties
Adhesive Type: Natural Rubber
Total Thickness: 7.5 mil
Color: Orange
Tensile Strength: 21 lb/inch
Elongation: 100%
Adhesion to Steel: 39 oz/inch
Adhesion to Backing: 35 oz/inch
Service Temperature Minimum: 32°F and Maximum: 158°F
Application To Surface
Unwind adhesive tape and apply the adhesive side to the mounting surface. Apply firm pressure. Recommended application temperature to achieve best results is 65°F (18°C) or above. Proper bonding may not occur unless adhesive and surface material are both at 65°F (18°C). NOTE: When applying pressure sensitive adhesive films to any surface, be sure that the surface is free from oil, dust, dirt or other contaminants such as release or slip agents (sometimes used in manufacture of poly as process aid) as these can adversely affect tape performance.
NOTE: The physical properties listed above are typical test results obtained from a series of laboratory tests and should not be used for the purpose of writing specifications. Before using this product, user shall determine the suitability of the product for his/her use; and user assumes all risks and liabilities in connection therewith. All test procedures used are in accordance with ASTM and PSTC methods.
