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Tapecase 15C571 Film Tape 1 1/2 in x 72 yd 3.3 mil Green Silicone
Green polyester film masking tape with silicone adhesive withstands temperatures up to 400 °F and measures 1 1/2 in wide by 72 yd long at 3.3 mil thickness
- Heat-resistant to 400 °F for demanding masking jobs
- Silicone adhesive on polyester film removes cleanly after high-temp exposure
- 1 1/2 in width covers broad seams in a single pass
- 72 yd roll length reduces change-overs on long production runs
- 3 mil thickness balances conformability and tear resistance
Green Silicone Masking Tape 15C571
This green silicone masking tape from the TapeCase M Series uses a polyester film backing with a silicone adhesive. The roll measures 1 1/2 inches wide by 72 yards long and has a thickness of 3.3 mil. It is rated for continuous performance up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
High-Temperature Masking for Powder Coating
Painters and fabricators needing clean lines during powder coating or anodising will find this tape suitable. It is not intended for buyers who require a lower temperature rating or a different adhesive chemistry such as rubber or acrylic.
400 Degree Fahrenheit Temperature Rating
The maximum performance temperature of 400 degrees Fahrenheit is the decisive specification for this masking tape. Applications exceeding this limit will need a different product.
Highlights
- Heat-resistant to 400 °F for demanding masking jobs
- Silicone adhesive on polyester film removes cleanly after high-temp exposure
- 1 1/2 in width covers broad seams in a single pass
- 72 yd roll length reduces change-overs on long production runs
- 3 mil thickness balances conformability and tear resistance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I apply the 1 1/2 in wide tape so the 3.3 mil polyester film does not lift during a 400 Degrees F bake?
Clean the surface completely, press the green silicone adhesive down firmly with a roller to remove air pockets, and avoid stretching the film; tension causes edge lift when the tape reaches 400 Degrees F.
When does the silicone adhesive on this 72 yd roll need replacing after repeated high-temperature cycles?
Replace the roll once the green backing shows discolouration, the adhesive feels tacky at room temperature, or the tape no longer releases cleanly after exposure to 400 Degrees F.
What fails first on the 3.3 mil polyester film if I hold it at 400 Degrees F for long periods?
The silicone adhesive begins to degrade before the polyester backing, so expect loss of holding power and possible residue transfer once the 400 Degrees F limit is sustained.
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