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White double-coated polyethylene tape rolls in case of 24

Decker Tape Products, Inc.

Decker Tape Products, Inc. White Double Coated Polyethylene Tape 2" x 36 Yd Case of 24 Rolls

SKU CH-BT9Q-E3TXK

Case of 24 rolls of white double-coated polyethylene tape, 36 yards each, with rubber adhesive and 50 oz/in adhesion

  • Double-sided rubber adhesive bonds polyethylene films and woven materials securely
  • 50 oz/in adhesion strength holds splices on turkey netting and core startups reliably
  • 7 lbs/in tensile strength resists tearing during high-stress roll splicing applications
  • 4 mil thickness with 100% elongation conforms to irregular surfaces without breaking
  • Operates from -5° to 140° Fahrenheit for cold-storage and high-heat environments

Industrial splicing tape for polyethylene

This white double-coated polyethylene tape is built for splicing rolls of polyethylene on turkey netting, joining films, bonding woven materials and handling core startups. A rubber adhesive coats both sides of the 4 mil film to deliver 50 oz/in adhesion and 7 lbs/in tensile strength. The tape stretches to 100 percent elongation and operates from -5 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit.

Case of 24 rolls supplies high-volume continuous

Each case contains 24 rolls measuring 2 inches wide by 36 yards long, giving production lines enough length for extended splicing runs without frequent roll changes. The double-coated construction means adhesive contacts both surfaces immediately, reducing setup time compared with single-sided alternatives. Rubber adhesive maintains tack across the stated temperature range so bonds hold in cold storage and warm processing areas alike.

4 mil thickness balances conformability

The 4 mil polyethylene carrier is thick enough to resist tearing during high-tension splicing yet thin enough to conform to irregular film and netting surfaces. Thinner tapes may lack the tensile strength needed for 7 lbs/in loads, while thicker tapes can bridge gaps poorly on textured woven materials. This thickness targets the sweet spot for the listed splicing applications.

Highlights

  • Double-sided rubber adhesive bonds polyethylene films and woven materials securely
  • 50 oz/in adhesion strength holds splices on turkey netting and core startups reliably
  • 7 lbs/in tensile strength resists tearing during high-stress roll splicing applications
  • 4 mil thickness with 100% elongation conforms to irregular surfaces without breaking
  • Operates from -5° to 140° Fahrenheit for cold-storage and high-heat environments

Specifications

BrandThe Tape Supplies Shop

Questions about this item

Will the rubber adhesive on the polyethylene tape degrade after long-term exposure to temperatures near the 140°F limit?

The tape is rated for continuous use from -5°F to 140°F; the rubber adhesive maintains its bond within this range without specified degradation.

At what point does the 7 lbs/in tensile strength become the limiting factor during constant tension on a splicing job?

The 7 lbs/in tensile strength defines the maximum load the tape can bear before breaking, so sustained tension approaching this value will cause failure first.

How much heat does the tape generate or retain when applied continuously in a 140°F environment all day?

The tape itself produces no heat; it simply withstands ambient temperatures up to 140°F without softening or losing its 50 oz/in adhesion.

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