Zoro Select
Zoro Select 20PJ08 Masking Tape Applicator 3/4 in 60 yd 4.8 mil Tan Rubber
Applies 3/4 in wide crepe-paper masking tape with rubber adhesive in a continuous 60 yd roll for indoor assembly and repair on glass, metal, paint or wood
- Strong hold on metal with 42 oz/in adhesion
- Wide 60 yd roll covers large areas quickly
- Rubber adhesive handles 60–150 °F range
- Crepe paper backing suits glass, metal, paint, wood
- Clean removal on common assembly and repair jobs
3/4 in masking tape for general use
This 3/4 inch wide masking tape runs 60 yards per roll and measures 4.8 mil thick with a crepe paper backing and rubber adhesive. It suits assembly, manufacturing, construction and general maintenance tasks on glass, metal, painted surfaces and wood. The tan colour helps visibility during application and removal. Clean removal time is not rated by the supplier.
Thermal range and adhesion strength
The tape performs continuously between 60 and 150 degrees Fahrenheit, making it suitable for indoor environments within that window. Adhesion to steel is rated at 42 ounces per inch, providing reliable hold for masking and light holding jobs. No noise or power specifications apply to this non-electrical consumable.
Replaces narrower or thinner tapes
Builders who need wider coverage per pass or a heavier 4.8 mil thickness will gain speed and tear resistance over thinner tapes. Users requiring a rated clean-removal window or outdoor weathering data should select a product that publishes those specifications. The roll is sold individually as part of the CP 106 series.
Highlights
- Strong hold on metal with 42 oz/in adhesion
- Wide 60 yd roll covers large areas quickly
- Rubber adhesive handles 60–150 °F range
- Crepe paper backing suits glass, metal, paint, wood
- Clean removal on common assembly and repair jobs
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
How do I apply the 3/4 in wide tape without wrinkles?
Unroll the crepe paper backing steadily while pressing the rubber adhesive side onto glass, metal, paint or wood; the common mistake is pulling too fast, which stretches the 4.8 mil tape and leaves gaps.
When will the rubber adhesive lose its 42 oz/in grip on metal?
The adhesive stays within its rated 60 to 150 Degrees F range; prolonged exposure above 150 Degrees F or below 60 Degrees F degrades bond strength and signals replacement.
At what temperature does the 60 yd roll stop masking cleanly?
Above 150 Degrees F the rubber adhesive softens and can transfer residue, so sustained heat past that limit is the first failure mode during long paint cycles.
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