Decker Tape Products, Inc.
Decker Tape Products, Inc. White Double Coated Polyethylene Tape 36 Yd Case of 96 Rolls
White double-coated polyethylene tape with rubber adhesive holds 50 oz/in adhesion and 7 lbs/in tensile strength across -5 to 140 °F
- Double-coated design bonds two surfaces securely
- Rubber adhesive delivers 50 oz/in adhesion strength
- 4 mil polyethylene film resists tearing at 7 lbs/in tensile strength
- Operates reliably from -5 to 140°F temperature range
- Case of 96 rolls provides 36 yards per roll supply
Industrial Splicing Tape
This double-coated polyethylene tape is built for splicing rolls of netting, film and woven materials in packaging and converting lines. The rubber adhesive bonds instantly to poly substrates and holds through tension and handling. A case of 96 rolls keeps high-volume operations supplied without frequent reorders.
Rubber Adhesive Performance
The high-tack rubber system delivers 50 oz/in adhesion and 7 lbs/in tensile strength across a -5 to 140 °F service window. At 4 mil thick with 100 % elongation, the tape conforms to irregular surfaces and absorbs shock during roll startup. Both sides stay aggressive so splices hold from core to final unwind.
Bulk Case Format
Ninety-six rolls in a single carton reduce changeover time on continuous web processes. The 36-yard length per roll supports long runs between splices on turkey netting and similar wide-web applications. White polyethylene carrier provides clean visibility against dark films while resisting moisture and chemical exposure in plant environments.
Highlights
- Double-coated design bonds two surfaces securely
- Rubber adhesive delivers 50 oz/in adhesion strength
- 4 mil polyethylene film resists tearing at 7 lbs/in tensile strength
- Operates reliably from -5 to 140°F temperature range
- Case of 96 rolls provides 36 yards per roll supply
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often will the 4 mil polyethylene carrier need replacing under UV exposure?
The polyethylene carrier resists UV degradation for extended outdoor use, but the rubber adhesive may lose tack after prolonged direct sunlight; inspect bonds seasonally and replace any tape showing brittleness or adhesive ooze.
Which limit appears first during continuous high-stress splicing — the 7 lbs/in tensile ceiling or the 50 oz/in adhesion ceiling?
The 50 oz/in adhesion limit is reached before the 7 lbs/in tensile strength, so the bond to the substrate will fail before the tape backing itself breaks.
Will the rubber adhesive soften or off-gas when the roll sits at 140 °F all day in a warehouse?
At 140 °F the rubber adhesive remains within its rated temperature range, so it will not soften excessively or release volatile compounds during all-day exposure.
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