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Polyken 827 4 X 100FT CLEAR Polyethylene Film Masking Tape - 4" Width x 100 ft Length Clear
Item #: 827 4 X 100FT CLEAR by Polyken
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Length
1200"
Pull Length
4"
Color
Clear
Trade Name
Berry Global
Maximum Operating Temperature
+200 °F
Minimum Operating Temperature
+40 °F
Backing Material
Polyethylene Film
Product Type
Polyethylene Film Masking Tape
Width
4"
Polyken Berry Global 827 clear polyethylene film masking tape comes in a 4 in width, 100 ft length, uses a rubber adhesive and is packaged 12 per case. Can be used in the following temperature range: +40 F to +200 F. In addition to the other properties this product is chemical-resistant, UV-resistant. This polyethylene film masking tape meets the following standards: DPM 871-2, DPM 871-3, DPM 877-1.
Specifications:
Specification parameters description:
Backing Material:
Tape is commonly made of a backing material and an adhesive material. Backing material is what holds the adhesive and is the portion of tape exposed to the environment when applied to a surface. Also known as carrier material, it is available in a range of materials for varying applications. For light-duty applications like office and packaging, backing materials are often made of paper for easy tearing. For tough, outdoor applications like aerospace or marine, heavy-duty backing materials are used to resist abrasion and wear.
Adhesive Material:
Tape is commonly made of a backing material and an adhesive material. Adhesive material is the sticky portion of the tape that forms a bond when applied to a substrate. A wide range of adhesive materials are used for varying applications. To form an effective bond, rugged and contoured substrates require different adhesive materials than smooth, even surfaces. Choose adhesive material based on surface material, indoor or outdoor use, and surface quality.
Standards Met:
ASTM - ASTM International, formerly known as American Society for Testing and Materials CAN/ULC - Underwriters Laboratories of Canada IBC - International Building Code IFC - Industry Foundation Classes IFGC - International Fuel Gas Code IMC - International Mechanical Code IPC - Association Connecting Electronics Industries, formerly known as Institute for Interconnecting and Packaging Electronic Circuits IRC - International Residential Code NBCC - National Building Code of Canada NCB - National Certification Body NEC - National Electrical Code NFPA - National Fire Protection Association UL - Underwriters Laboratories
Specifications:
Application: Stucco
Resistant Properties:
- Chemical-Resistant
- UV-Resistant
Series: 827
Standards Met:
- DPM 871-2
- DPM 871-3
- DPM 877-1
Specification parameters description:
Backing Material:
Tape is commonly made of a backing material and an adhesive material. Backing material is what holds the adhesive and is the portion of tape exposed to the environment when applied to a surface. Also known as carrier material, it is available in a range of materials for varying applications. For light-duty applications like office and packaging, backing materials are often made of paper for easy tearing. For tough, outdoor applications like aerospace or marine, heavy-duty backing materials are used to resist abrasion and wear.
Adhesive Material:
Tape is commonly made of a backing material and an adhesive material. Adhesive material is the sticky portion of the tape that forms a bond when applied to a substrate. A wide range of adhesive materials are used for varying applications. To form an effective bond, rugged and contoured substrates require different adhesive materials than smooth, even surfaces. Choose adhesive material based on surface material, indoor or outdoor use, and surface quality.
Standards Met:
ASTM - ASTM International, formerly known as American Society for Testing and Materials CAN/ULC - Underwriters Laboratories of Canada IBC - International Building Code IFC - Industry Foundation Classes IFGC - International Fuel Gas Code IMC - International Mechanical Code IPC - Association Connecting Electronics Industries, formerly known as Institute for Interconnecting and Packaging Electronic Circuits IRC - International Residential Code NBCC - National Building Code of Canada NCB - National Certification Body NEC - National Electrical Code NFPA - National Fire Protection Association UL - Underwriters Laboratories