3M 863 Scotch® Polypropylene Reinforced Strapping Tape
- MFR #863
- EIS #PH22-863
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Scotch reinforced strapping tape 863 is a high strength strapping tape designed with a unique backing that is reinforced with continuous polypropylene monofilaments. This backing provides excellent resistance to cutting, nicking, tearing or puncturing that typically cause un-reinforced tapes to sever and fail. - Scotch strapping tape 863 is reinforced with continuous polypropylene monofilaments. The polypropylene backing provides excellent abrasion, moisture and scuff resistance. The adhesive is specifically formulated to provide good adhesion to metallic and fiberboard surfaces.
Features
- The clearest high-strength tape available
- Strong proprietary tape construction features polypropylene backing with monofilament "ribs" for tape strength
- Resists nicking, cutting, tearing or puncturing during handling and use
- No filaments that reduce tape clarity and obstruct carton graphics or marketing content
Applications
- For High-Strength Bundling
General Information
| Item Name | Reinforced Strapping Tape |
| Trade Name | Scotch® |
| Series | 863 |
General Features
| Shelf Life | 18 Months |
| Storage Temperature | 4 to 26 °C |
Design & Construction
| Adhesive Type | Synthetic Rubber |
| Applicable Material | Steel |
| Backing Material | Polypropylene |
| Color | Clear |
Performance Details
| Adhesive Strength | 60 oz/Inch |
| Tensile Strength | 155 lb/Inch |
Physical Properties
| Core Size | 3 Inch |
| Elongation | 30% |
| Width | 0.750 Inch |
| Length | 60 Yard |
| Thickness | 5 mil |
Environmental Condition
| Resists | Abrasion, Moisture, Scuff, UV, Nicking, Cutting, Tear, Puncture |
Supporting Information
| Applicable Materials | Steel |
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