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3M™ Polyester Protective Tape 335, Pink, 48 in x 144 yd, 1.6 mil, 1 Roll/Case
$2,531.36 / Roll
| SKU | 7010045124 |
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| Legacy SKU | 70006142015 |
| UPC | 00021200874697 |
| Catalog Number | 335 |
| Product Number | 335 |
3M Polyester Protective Tape 335 is a thin, pink colored, polyester film tape with a low tack rubber adhesive. It is designed to protect polished metal and plastic surfaces during production, packing, shipping and installation with minimal adhesion build-up and clean removal.
- Low tack rubber adhesive adheres to a wide variety of surfaces with minimal adhesion build-up and clean removal when finished, even on large surfaces
- Extensible, abrasion resistant backing is ideal for forming operations
- Pink color provides easy visibility for either application or removal, providing quick identification of protected versus unprotected areas
- Provides excellent abrasion, tear, scratch, puncture and moisture resistance to help protect surfaces
- Performs at temperatures up to 150°F/66°C for extended periods of time
- Hand-moldable feature allows for easy application (no special tools or damming required)
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| Thickness | 1-1/2 mil | 0.038 mm |
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| Weight | 9.36083 lb |
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| Length | 49.48819 in |
| Width | 8.26772 in |
| Height | 8.26772 in |
| Color | Pink |
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PRODUCT FAQ
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Sure, here are some questions and answers about the 3M™ Polyester Protective Tape 335
What are the key features of the 3M™ Polyester Protective Tape 335?
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The tape is pink in color, measures 48 inches by 144 yards, has a thickness of 1.6 mil, and comes with one roll per case.
Is the Pink Polyester Protective Tape 335 easy to apply?
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Yes, this tape is designed for easy application on various surfaces, providing reliable protection.
How does the Pink Polyester Protective Tape protect surfaces?
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The tape acts as a durable shield against scratches, abrasions, dirt, and other potential damage during handling or processing.
Can I use this tape outdoors or in harsh environments?
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Yes, the polyester material is resistant to UV exposure and moisture, making it suitable for outdoor or demanding conditions.
Are there any specific industries where this protective tape is commonly used?
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Yes! This versatile tape is often utilized in automotive manufacturing, electronics production, aerospace applications - anywhere that surface protection is needed.
3M Polyester Protective Tape 335 is a 1.5 mil, polyester film tape that is specifically designed to provide protection to finished surfaces from light abrasion, nicks, and scratches. The tape is colored pink, which allows for clear and definitive identification of the protected area. Additionally, the tape offers excellent heat, abrasion, tear, scratch, impact, and puncture resistance. It can withstand extended exposure to temperatures up to 150F/66C, and short-term exposure up to 250F/121C.
Recommended Applications- Protection from fumes and splash during plating processes on the upper portion of printed wiring boards
- Protection of polished stainless steel and aluminum in fabrication, shipping, and storage
- Protection of nameplates and instrument panels during shipping and installation
- Protection of finished, non-metallic surfaces
- Protection of the non-image side of inner layers of multi-layer printed wiring boards
3M Polyester Protective Tape 335 features a low tack, clear, rubber adhesive that adheres to a wide variety of surfaces, including polished metal and plastic surfaces. The adhesive is designed to have minimum adhesion build-up and can be easily and cleanly removed, even when used on large surfaces. It does not leave behind any sticky residue or cause any damage, making it ideal for use on finished surfaces. However, it is important to note that extended exposure to direct sunlight, high stacking pressures, and extended application to copper bearing surfaces may increase adhesion levels.
