Tapecase
Tapecase PT14 Painter's Tape Blue 4 in 60 yd 5.5 mil applicator
Blue painter’s tape, 4 in wide by 60 yd long, 5.5 mil thick with rubber adhesive on crepe paper for clean removal up to two weeks
- Clean removal within 2 weeks leaves no residue
- 26 oz/in adhesion holds securely on multiple surfaces
- Withstands temperatures up to 400°F for demanding tasks
- 4-inch width by 60-yard length covers large areas
- Crepe paper backing with rubber adhesive suits glass, metal, paint, wood
Product identity and intended users
Tapecase PT14 is a blue painter's tape built for assembly, manufacturing, construction, maintenance and warehouse tasks. The crepe-paper backing with rubber adhesive sticks to glass, metal, painted surfaces and wood. It suits crews who need clean lines and reliable hold during indoor projects.
Thermal and power behaviour in normal use
The tape operates continuously from an unrated minimum up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Adhesion to steel measures 26 ounces per inch, giving steady grip without residue during standard indoor work. No power draw or noise is involved because the product is a passive consumable.
Sustained-load performance
Clean removal is rated for two weeks, so the tape maintains adhesion and releases cleanly over extended jobs. The 4-inch by 60-yard roll at 5.5 mil thickness provides enough length for long masking runs without frequent roll changes.
Highlights
- Clean removal within 2 weeks leaves no residue
- 26 oz/in adhesion holds securely on multiple surfaces
- Withstands temperatures up to 400°F for demanding tasks
- 4-inch width by 60-yard length covers large areas
- Crepe paper backing with rubber adhesive suits glass, metal, paint, wood
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I apply the 4 in wide tape cleanly and what step is often missed?
Unroll the 60 yd roll against glass metal paint or wood press firmly with the crepe paper backing to activate the rubber adhesive and the step often missed is allowing full contact before painting
What maintenance or replacement will the PT14 tape need after installation?
The tape is designed for clean removal within 2 weeks at up to 400 degrees F so no maintenance is required simply remove and replace with a fresh roll if the job continues beyond that window
What limit appears first when the tape is left on a surface near its maximum temperature rating?
The 400 degrees F maximum performance temperature is the first limit; above this the rubber adhesive can lose its 26 oz/in adhesion to steel and leave residue on glass metal paint or wood
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