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Features
Elongation at Break
5 %
Thickness
7 mil
Length
2160"
Tensile Strength
150 lb/in
Overall Width
0.375"
Pull Length
3/8"
Color
White
Dielectric Strength
3000 Volt
Adhesion Strength
1.875 lb/in
Adhesive Presence
Single-Sided
Maximum Operating Temperature
+302 °F
Backing Material
Glass Cloth
Types
Type 1
Width
3/8"
Temperature Rating
150 deg C
Nomenclature
27 GLASS CLOTH ELECTRICAL TAPE
Material
Rubber
Maximum Temperature
266 °F
Weather Resistant
No
Core Material
Paper
Defective Code
A
Each Weight
0.100 LB
Flame Retardant
No
Hazardous Material
No
Returnable
Yes
Solvent Resistant
No
Velocity
C
Adhesive Type
Rubber
Product Type
Glass Cloth Electrical Tape
Quantity
50 per case
UNSPSC
31201502
Nom. Width
1/2 in
Nom. Length
66 ft
Thickness [Nom]
7 mil
Tensile Strength (2) [Nom]
150 lb/in
Weight (lb)
0.20
Size (W x H x D)
3.70×0.85×3.65
Product Overview
3M 27 white cloth tape comes in a 3/8 in width, 60 yd length, uses a thermoset rubber adhesive and is packaged 96 rolls per case. Can be used to a maximum temperature of +302 F. Provides a tensile strength of 150 lb/in. This product is a single-sided adhesive cloth tape. When purchasing this product, consider the thickness. The variances in thickness often make an important difference in proper performance. This cloth tape has a 7 mil thickness.
Specifications:
Specification parameters description:
Adhesion Strength:
Adhesion strength is how effective the bond is between the adhesive and the substrate. Adhesion strength varies depending on the substrate and is typically expressed in pounds per inch or ounces per inch. Adhesion strength is an important factor in determining when an adhesive will no longer produce an effective bond.
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.
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.
Tensile Strength:
Tensile strength refers to how effective the adhesive is at resisting stretching and breaking. Tensile strength is typically expressed in pounds per inch as the maximum amount of tension the adhesive material can withstand before it breaks.
Specifications:
3M Number: 27
Specification parameters description:
Adhesion Strength:
Adhesion strength is how effective the bond is between the adhesive and the substrate. Adhesion strength varies depending on the substrate and is typically expressed in pounds per inch or ounces per inch. Adhesion strength is an important factor in determining when an adhesive will no longer produce an effective bond.
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.
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.
Tensile Strength:
Tensile strength refers to how effective the adhesive is at resisting stretching and breaking. Tensile strength is typically expressed in pounds per inch as the maximum amount of tension the adhesive material can withstand before it breaks.