Polyken
Polyken 510 Gaffer's Tape Red 55 yd 1 in
Red vinyl-coated cloth gaffer's tape, 55 yd by 1 in, rubber adhesive, 11.5 mil thick, rated to 200 °F
- ColorRed
- Strong hold for demanding jobs with 50 oz/in adhesion to steel
- Handles heat up to 200 Degrees F for indoor and outdoor use
- Durable vinyl coated cloth backing resists tears and abrasion
- 55 yd continuous roll covers large projects without splices
- Rubber adhesive removes cleanly without leaving residue behind
Polyken 510 Gaffer's Tape Red 55 yd
Polyken 510 Gaffer's Tape is a vinyl-coated cloth tape with rubber adhesive supplied in a continuous roll. The red tape measures 55 yd in length and 1 in in width. It is rated for indoor and outdoor use up to 200 Degrees F maximum performance temperature. The backing thickness is 11.5 mil and adhesion to steel is 50 oz/in.
What the specifications mean for use
The rubber adhesive on a vinyl-coated cloth backing provides strong hold on metal and other surfaces while remaining removable. A 55 yd roll covers long runs in assembly, construction, maintenance, metalworking and warehouse tasks. The 11.5 mil thickness resists tearing during application and the 200 Degrees F temperature rating suits warm environments.
Suited for general repair and marking.
This tape suits technicians and tradespeople needing a durable, high-adhesion cloth tape for bundling, marking, sealing and temporary repairs indoors or out. Buyers who require a tape with a specific electrical insulation rating, a different backing material or a lower temperature limit should look at alternative products.
Highlights
- Strong hold for demanding jobs with 50 oz/in adhesion to steel
- Handles heat up to 200 Degrees F for indoor and outdoor use
- Durable vinyl coated cloth backing resists tears and abrasion
- 55 yd continuous roll covers large projects without splices
- Rubber adhesive removes cleanly without leaving residue behind
Specifications
| Brand | POLYKEN |
|---|---|
| Color | Red |
Questions about this item
How long will the rubber adhesive on this 55-yard roll stay tacky before it needs replacing?
The rubber adhesive is rated for continuous use up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit; beyond that temperature the bond degrades and the tape should be replaced.
What is the first performance limit reached when this 11.5-mil vinyl-coated cloth tape is under constant tension?
The 50 oz/in adhesion to steel is the limiting factor; sustained loads exceeding that value will cause the tape to shear or peel.
Does the 1-inch wide roll generate noticeable heat or odor when left applied all day in a 200-degree Fahrenheit environment?
The tape is rated for a maximum performance temperature of 200 degrees Fahrenheit and produces no measurable heat or odor within that range.
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