KAINSC PRODUCTS KAWAGUCH INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC 1 Roll Tesa 51608 PET Fleece Automotive Wire Harness Tape for Flexibility and Noise Damping, 19mm*25m
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KAINSC PRODUCTS KAWAGUCH INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC 1 Roll Tesa 51608 PET Fleece Automotive Wire Harness Tape for Flexibility and Noise Damping, 19mm*25m
- HIGHLY DURABLE: tesa 51608 PET fleece tape combines important features as noise damping, abrasion resistance, and bundling strength while keeping harnesses flexible for an easy harness assembly process. The tape is tear resistant for secure bundling of harnesses.
- EASY TO USE: This tape is optimized for manual application with a rubber-based adhesive that allows for easy handling. It is also hand-tearable for a quicker installation.
- APPLICATIONS: Designed for wire harness bundling in the passenger compartment, providing noise damping and flexibility.
- SPECIFICATIONS: This tape measures 19 mm wide by 25 m long with an 11 mil thickness. It resists temperatures from -40 F to 221 F. Noise Damping (LV312) Class C, Abrasion Resistance (5mm mandrel, LV312) Class A, Abrasion Resistance (10mm mandrel, LV312) Class B.
- STORAGE CONDITIONS: Storage temperature: 23°C (+/–10°C), Relative humidity: recommended 40–60% (room climate)
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