Y-389 NOIR, 3M Scotch 389 Scotch 389 Duct Tape, 50m x 50mm, Black, Тканевая лента

3M™ Extra Heavy Duty Duct Tape 389

Introducing the 3M™ 389, this extra heavy duty tape that has great holding strength and conformability for industrial applications. Easy to tear, the tape allows quick application without the need for scissors or a knife. Constructed from a Polyethylene treated closely woven cloth backing with a synthetic rubber adhesive for an initial aggressive adhesion. This cloth tape is waterproof keeping moisture at bay for a short time, but will eventually fail when wet.

Features and Benefits

• Versatile and conformable
• Excellent strength and durability
• Easy to tear

Applications

Cloth-backed tape, often referred to as duct tape or gaffa tape, is highly versatile, with uses in sealing walls in the construction industry, for basic rigging tasks, or for bookbinding and sewing. This type of tape is also sometimes used as masking tapes, and is common around the home, workshop, construction sites or in the garden. It’s primarily used in the aerospace, automotive, military, roofing, speciality vehicle and shipbuilding industries for fabric splicing, seaming and sealing panels, heavy duty masking, bundling, holding and harness wrapping.

What is the shelf life of this tape?

These tapes generally have a shelf life of 12 to 18 months if stored correctly from the manufacturer's dispatch date.

What is the difference between duct tape, gaffer tape and cloth-backed tape?

The very common and versatile duct tape and gaffa tapes are both types of cloth-backed tape, though they are different in their adhesive and type of backing. Gaffer tape, for example, is a fabric material that is heat resistant and non-reflective with an adhesive that does not leave marks when removed from the surface, and so is suited to temporary applications. As such, it is ideal for theatre and studio applications where subtly, versatility and reliability are needed. Duct tape is a broad term that includes many different steps of material and adhesive, but are typically characterized by a polyethylene film and a rubber-based adhesive. It's strength, cohesion and ability to tear easily means it is suitable for a number of applications where permanence is required.

What are the types of backing materials for cloth tapes?

There are many backing materials available on cloth tapes:

• Fabric/cloth such as cotton is used to improve the tensile strength, heat resistance and electrical resistance. Woven fibres are stronger than non-woven.
• Glass/Fiberglass are reinforced with glass or fibreglass particles. This enhances the heat resistance.
• Plastic/Polymer is protected by a liner in the form of a tape, film or laminate.
• PET/Polyester have a high resistance to solvents and age well.

Why choose 3M?

3M are a trusted name in tapes and adhesives. With a huge range of versatile and specialist tapes, 3M support dozens of industries and applications, from heavy-duty construction to DIY around the home. Whatever your needs, 3M supplies an adhesive tape that won't let you down.

3M Duct Tape, 0.26mm Thickness, 200N/25mm Tensile Strength - 389 Series - Y-389 NOIR

Looking for an adhesive material that's tough and stays put? Pick this versatile duct tape from 3M to help with your splicing, masking and bundling tasks. It's supplied on a 50m roll, so you have plenty for big or small jobs. Simply rip off the needed length by hand, thanks to the easy-to-tear PE cloth backing. The synthetic rubber adhesive sticks instantly to most surfaces to form a lasting bond.

• Resists moisture for improved durability
• Flexible, so covers odd-shaped and textured surfaces
• Broad operating temperature range between -30°C and +70°C for use in challenging conditions

Applications

• Automotive industry
• Construction sites
• DIY tasks
• Marine sector

What colour is this duct tape?

It's black, so it contrasts with lighter surfaces and you can see exactly where it has been applied.

Datasheet

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