6-5-2302-10

TapeCase Ltd. 1982 Lunt Ave, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 phone: (847) 299-7880 fax: (847) 299-7804 www.tape case.com sale s@t apeca se.com Strong & Slippery UHMW Polyethylene Tape with Super Bond Adhesive 2302-10 Product Description 2302-10 is manufactured from UHMW (Ultra High Molecular Weight) polyolefin film coated with an acrylic adhesive. Application Information 2302-10 can be used to provide abrasion resistant, anti-stick, anti-friction surface at high temperatures up to 225°F. It is frequently used to line chutes and conveyors. The product is often applied to guide rails to reduce noise levels in glass bottling plants. This tape is also used to replace desk drawer bearings, and to provide silky smooth, friction free drawer movement. Technical Properties Property Backing Material Adhesive Type Total Thickness (in.) Backing Thickness (in) Adhesive Thickness (in.) Tensile Strength (lbs/in) Adhesion to Steel (oz/in) Elongation (% at break) Operating Temperature (F) Color Dielectric Strength (volts) Characteristic Film-UHMW Acrylic 0.0115 0.01 0.0015 80 50 425 -40 to 225 Natural N/A Features/ Benefits 2302-10 exhibits excellent abrasion resistance and a low coefficient of friction, making it an excellent protection for surfaces or bearings that experience heavy wear. It is more economical than PTFE tapes. The high-temperature, high-tack acrylic adhesive adheres readily to most dry, clean surfaces- firmly anchoring the product in place. B – 01/13/2006 TapeCase Ltd. 1982 Lunt Ave, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 phone: (847) 299-7880 fax: (847) 299-7804 www.tape case.com sale s@t apeca se.com Available Sizes Width 1” 2” 6” Length Available Core Size: 1.5” 5 yd. NOTE: 1. When applying pressure sensitive adhesive films to any surface, be sure that the surface is free from oil or other surface contaminates such as powder, dust, or release agents. Adhesive performance should be carefully checked when used on substrates containing plasticizers. 2. The above values are “Typical Values” which have a nominal range about them and are not intended for specification purposes B – 01/13/2006