3M 55 Polyester/Mat Electrical Tape
MFR #:55
EIS #:PH22-55
MFR #:55
EIS #:PH22-55
3M electrical tape 55, 0.0075 Inch thick tape is a polyester web reinforced polyester film coated with a rubber pressure sensitive adhesive. On a 3 Inch paper core, this edge tear and puncture-resistant tape is tough and conformable with excellent electrical properties. - 3M 55 tape is a polyester film/mat composite. Can be used as a coil cover. For used in end turns, lead pad, core layer and crossover insulation.
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3M electrical tape 55, 0.0075 Inch thick tape is a polyester web reinforced polyester film coated with a rubber pressure sensitive adhesive. On a 3 Inch paper core, this edge tear and puncture-resistant tape is tough and conformable with excellent electrical properties. - 3M 55 tape is a polyester film/mat composite. Can be used as a coil cover. For used in end turns, lead pad, core layer and crossover insulation.
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 | Width: 2.5 Inch | EIS Part #: 3M55X2.5 | $ / Roll | |
| Width: 2 Inch | EIS Part #: 3M55X2 | $ / Roll | |
| Width: 1.5 Inch | EIS Part #: 3M55X1.5 | $ / Roll | |
| Width: 1.375 Inch | EIS Part #: 3M55X1.375 | $ / Roll | |
| Width: 1.187 Inch | EIS Part #: 3M55X1.187 | $ / Roll | |
| Width: 1 Inch | EIS Part #: 3M55X1 | $ / Roll | |
| Width: 0.875 Inch | EIS Part #: 3M55X.875 | $ / Roll | |
| Width: 0.375 Inch | EIS Part #: 3M55X.375 | $ / Roll |
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General Information
Item NameElectrical Tape
Trade Name3M
Series55
General Features
Shelf Life60 Months
Design & Construction
Adhesive TypeThermosetting Rubber
Backing MaterialPolyester/Mat
ColorWhite
Performance Details
Adhesive Strength80 oz/Inch
Breaking Strength35 lb/Inch
Electrical Properties
Dielectric Strength6000 V
Physical Properties
Core Size3 Inch
Elongation30%
Length72 Yard
Thickness7.5 mil
Width-
Environmental Condition
ResistsPuncture, Abrasion
Temperature Rating130 °C
Applications
- For Coil Cover, End Turns, Lead Pad, Core Layer and Crossover Insulation