3M 69 Glass Tape
- MFR #69
- EIS #PH22-69
$9.31 - $375.12
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3M glass cloth electrical tape 69 is a white glass cloth tape with a high temperature thermosetting silicone pressure sensitive adhesive. It is designed for use in 600V dry location applications motors and transformers with and without varnish coating. Key attributes like high mechanical strength and resistance to high temperatures provide excellent performance. - The thermosetting adhesive provides an increased bond once applied in areas of high ambient temperatures. The thermosetting adhesive provides elevated temperature performance up to Class N 392 °F temperature rating.
Features
- Glass cloth tape with a high temperature, thermosetting, silicone adhesive
- Adhesive provides an increased bond once applied in areas of high ambient temperatures
- Edge tear resistant conformable, high temperature flame resistant
- Temperature rating of 32 to 392 °F
Applications
- For Coil Cover, Anchor, Banding and Core, Layer and Crossover Insulation
General Information
| Item Name | Tape |
| Trade Name | 3M |
| Series | 69 |
General Features
| Shelf Life | 60 Months |
Design & Construction
| Adhesive Type | Silicone |
| Backing Material | Glass Cloth |
| Color | White |
Performance Details
| Adhesive Strength | 40 oz/Inch |
| Breaking Strength | 180 lb/Inch |
| Flame Retardant | Yes |
Electrical Properties
| Dielectric Strength | 3000 V |
Physical Properties
| Core Size | 3 Inch |
| Elongation | 5% |
| Width | - |
| Length | 36 Yard |
| Thickness | 7 mil |
Environmental Condition
| Temperature Rating | 32 °F |