Polyken
Polyken 510 Gaffer's Tape Green 54 yd 2-3/4 in
Green vinyl-coated cloth gaffer's tape, 54 yd long and 2-3/4 in wide, with rubber adhesive rated to 200 °F
- ColorGreen
- Strong hold for stage rigging with 50 oz/in adhesion
- Heat-resistant vinyl cloth withstands 200 °F lighting rigs
- 54-yard continuous roll covers large cable runs
- 2-3/4-inch width tears cleanly by hand for fast setup
- Green matte finish reduces glare under bright spotlights
Polyken 510 Gaffer's Tape Green
This vinyl-coated cloth tape uses a rubber adhesive that delivers 50 oz/in adhesion to steel. It comes in a continuous 54-yard roll measuring 2-3/4 inches wide and 11.5 mil thick. The green colour suits colour-coding tasks in assembly, construction, metalworking and general maintenance environments.
Suited for indoor and outdoor repair jobs
Technicians who need a durable, residue-resistant tape for bundling, sealing or temporary holding will find the 200-degree Fahrenheit temperature rating reliable. Buyers who require a specialised electrical-insulation rating or a different adhesive chemistry should look at alternative products.
Capacity and headroom
The 54-yard length provides ample material for extended projects across warehouse, manufacturing or field-service settings. The roll runs out when the continuous length is consumed, so high-volume users may need multiple rolls to maintain workflow without interruption.
Highlights
- Strong hold for stage rigging with 50 oz/in adhesion
- Heat-resistant vinyl cloth withstands 200 °F lighting rigs
- 54-yard continuous roll covers large cable runs
- 2-3/4-inch width tears cleanly by hand for fast setup
- Green matte finish reduces glare under bright spotlights
Specifications
| Brand | POLYKEN |
|---|---|
| Color | Green |
Questions about this item
What surface do I need so the 50 oz/in adhesion on this 510 tape actually holds?
The rubber adhesive is rated at 50 oz/in on steel, so clean metal, vinyl coated cloth or similar smooth surfaces will give the listed bond strength.
Will the 11.5 mil thickness and 200 °F limit let me keep using my older 10 mil tape rolls for the same jobs?
This roll is 11.5 mil thick and rated to 200 °F; older 10 mil rolls are thinner and may not meet the same temperature rating, so check each roll's spec before swapping.
How do I confirm the green 510 series tape is performing to its 50 oz/in spec after I apply it?
Press firmly on the vinyl coated cloth backing, then pull at a steady angle; if it resists at roughly the rated 50 oz/in on steel and shows no edge lift at up to 200 °F, it is working as specified.
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