A wide selection of quality aisle marking and pipe banding tapes. Our Aisle Marking PVC Tapes are made from a durable vinyl film with a permanent acrylic adhesive system. Vinyl offers a matte smooth conformable tape that is great for marking hazards on floors, walls, equipment and pipe banding. Available in 1", 2", 3", 4" 6" widths x 108' or 180' rolls. Available Tape Colors: yellow, black, orange, gray, brown, magenta, white, blue, red, green.

• Case Qty: 24 Rolls
  Roll Length: 36 Yards (108')
  Case Weight: 20 lbs
  Roll Length: 60 Yards (180')
  Case Weight: 30 lbs

• PRODUCT INFORMATION GUIDE
  Application(s): a good choice for most industrial applications. Our general purpose PVC tape products are a great choice for floor aisle marking and color-coding pipe banding applications. The coloring is throughout the vinyl so it can not scratch or scuff during wear. The 6 MIL PVC film is formulated with a cross linked rubber adhesive providing good adhesive tack and flow, making it Adhesive: Crosslinked Rubber Adhesive

• Carrier: Vinyl (6 MIL)
  Total Thickness: 6.8 MIL
  Specifications: Meets Federal Specification: PPP-T-66E
  Liner: No Liner - Tape Is Self Wound
  Shelf Life: One year from date of purchase when stored at 700F, 50% relative humidity.

• Property: Test Method: Measurement:
  PVC Film
  Thickness PSTC-33 6 mils
  Tensile Strength ASTM-D638 > 15 lb / inch
  Elongation ASTM-D638 > 150%
  Rubber Adhesive
  Dry Coat Weight PSTC-33 35 g/m2 (0.066 oz/yd2)
  180 Peel Adhesion PSTC-1 > 1 lb / inch
  Operational Temp. (-10 to 600C) -14 to 1400F
  Min Application Temp. 100C (500F)

• This data is based on typical results achieved. It is the sole responsibility of the buyer or user to ensure that the product is suitable
  for any proposed end use or application and to esnure proper cleaning of the substrate to which it will be applied. This data in no
  way constitutes a specification, nor should it be seen as a recommendation for use. We accept no liability for any loss, damage
  or injury resulting from the use of these products or data. November 2003.