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3M™ Polyimide Film Tape 5413 Amber, 5/8 in x 36 yds x 2.7 mil, 12/Case, Blister
$46.74 / Roll
| SKU | 7000050136 |
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| Legacy SKU | 70016054689 |
| UPC | 00021200232015 |
| Catalog Number | 5413 |
| Product Number | 5413 |
3M Polyimide Film Tape 5413 with DuPont Kapton polyimide film and silicone adhesive used for PCB solder masking and other high temperature applications.
- The DuPont™ Kapton® polyimide film does not soften at elevated temperatures, thus the film provides an excellent release surface at elevated temperatures
- Is dimensionally stable at high temperatures, which prevents rework, enabling high productivity
- Is flame retardant, chemical and radiation resistant which protects surfaces to help reduce replacement costs
- The silicone adhesive's high temperature performance reduces adhesive transfer which helps to eliminate cleaning, enabling high productivity
- Available on cardboard or polyethyelene core
Product Dimensions |
Imperial | Metric |
| Weight | 0.3221 lbs | |
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| Width | 7.08661 in | |
| Length | 1.5748 in | |
| Height | 6.69291 in | |
| Thickness | 2.7 mil | 0.069 mm |
Shipping Dimensions |
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| Weight | 2.0999 lb |
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| Length | 6.69291 in |
| Width | 6.69291 in |
| Height | 9.09449 in |
| Color | Amber |
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PRODUCT FAQ
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What are the key features of 3M™ Polyimide Film Tape 5413 Amber?
The key features of 3M™ Polyimide Film Tape 5413 Amber include its high temperature resistance, excellent electrical insulation properties, and strong adhesion.
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How long is each roll of the tape in the case?
Each roll of 3M™ Polyimide Film Tape 5413 Amber in this case measures 5/8 inch wide by 36 yards long with a thickness of 2.7 mil.
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Can this tape be used for masking applications during soldering or other high-temperature processes?
Yes, you can use the 3M™ Polyimide Film Tape 5413 Amber for masking applications during soldering or other high-temperature processes due to its ability to withstand temperatures up to 500°F (260°C) without leaving residue upon removal.
The term "Halogen Free" is defined by the International Electrochemical Commission (IEC) in their standard IEC 61249-2-21. According to this standard, the maximum allowable limits for chlorine is 900 parts per million (ppm), bromine is 900 ppm, and the total halogens should not exceed 1500 ppm.
