3M™ 9589 Double Coated Film Tape 1/2" x 36 Yds. 9 mil White 7000048618 - Pkg Qty 72

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3m™ double coated film tape 9589 features a high-density polyethylene carrier with synthetic rubber adhesive on a densified kraft paper liner. It combines high initial adhesion and good holding power to ensure it bonds to a variety of materials. The paper liner has been specially treated to improve its strength and removability characteristics. Long-lasting performance our 3m™ double coated film tape 9589 is a 9.0 mil double coated tape with a high tack synthetic rubber adhesive on a high density polyethylene (hdpe) carrier. 3m™ adhesive 760 provides excellent quick stick and bonds together a wide variety of materials with a build-up over 24 hours that allows for proper placement of bonded materials. It features excellent adhesion to both high surface energy and low surface energy substrates and is an excellent choice for many indoor and room temperature applications such as carpet installation. The hdpe carrier adds dimensional stability to aid in removal while also providing easier handling during slitting lamination and die cutting and it tears by hand for quick and easy application. The tape is mounted on a 3.7 mil 62 lb. Densified kraft paper liner which has been specially treated to improve strength and removability from high internal strength surfaces. This tape can withstand short-term temperatures of up to 200°f. Recommended applications ul style"margin-top0px; padding-top 5px; padding-bottom 5px;" carpet installation general industrial mounting joining and splicing miscellaneous joining and holding where high initial tack is required die-cutting and laminating applications. Features ul style"margin-top0px; padding-top 5px; padding-bottom 5px;" high density polyethylene carrier provides dimensional stability and tears by hand adhesive removes cleanly from many surfaces to ensure a relatively easy clean-up process excellent quick stick and high adhesion ensure a reliable bond to a variety of substrates

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