SHIELD TAPE Filament Reinforced Tape, 3/8 Inch x 60 Yards, 96 Pack, Clear Fiberglass Strand Strapping Tape for Bundling Palletizing Reinforcing
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SHIELD TAPE Filament Reinforced Tape, 3/8 Inch x 60 Yards, 96 Pack, Clear Fiberglass Strand Strapping Tape for Bundling Palletizing Reinforcing
- [SUPERIOR STRENGTH] – This filament tape has an impressive Tensile Strength of 105 lb./in (PSTC-131), providing superior resistance to breakage and seam splitting during heavy-duty applications.
- [DURABLE DESIGN] – With a total thickness of 4 Mil (PSTC-133), this tape combines high adhesion, a rubber-based, uni-directional, glass reinforced structure and has pressure-sensitive properties to ensure secure and long-lasting bonds.
- [STORAGE GUIDELINES] – For best performance, store in a clean, dry place with a temperature of 70°F (21°C) +/- 6°F and a relative humidity of 40% to 50%.
- [MULTIPURPOSE APPLICATION] – Ideal for a variety of uses including sealing corrugated boxes, reinforcing packages, unitizing pallets, bundling items and more, providing reliable support in different industrial settings.
- [MOISTURE & ABRASION RESISTANT] – This filament tape offers exceptional resistance to moisture and abrasion, ensuring durability and consistent performance in outdoor or humid environments.
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