3M 7100028148 Double Coated Repulpable Splicing Tape 1in X 60yd

Product Description

The 3M 7100028148 is a double coated repulpable splicing tape designed for temporary splice applications in paper mill and web processing environments. The R3227 series uses a thin, porous tissue backing with a pressure-sensitive adhesive on both sides, engineered to deliver high shear strength, high tack, and heat resistance up to 400 degrees F. Both the backing and adhesive are fully repulpable, preventing broke contamination when spent tape re-enters the pulping process. Licensed HVAC technicians, paper mill maintenance teams, and print production personnel install this tape during flying splices, overlap splices, butt splices, and general-purpose temporary bonding operations.

This tape is suited for use in paper mills, converting facilities, and commercial printing operations where temporary web splicing is required. It bonds reliably to a variety of paper substrates and performs in high-heat printing environments. The roll measures 1 inch wide by 60 yards long, providing a practical run length for production splicing. Each roll is packaged in a sealed plastic bag to maintain consistent moisture content and preserve adhesive performance during storage.

Key Features

• Fully repulpable backing and adhesive prevent contamination of broke pulp streams
• Thin, porous tissue backing promotes adhesive penetration into the paper sheet for strong splice bonds
• High shear strength adhesive bonds reliably to a wide range of paper substrates
• Heat resistance rated up to 400 degrees F supports use in demanding printing and converting applications
• Compatible with flying, overlap, butt, and general-purpose splice types
• Individually sealed plastic bag packaging preserves moisture content during storage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style splicing solution for paper mill web processing lines, converting equipment, and commercial printing presses that require temporary, repulpable splice tape.

Installation Notes

Application is typically performed by paper mill maintenance technicians or press operators following facility-specific splice procedures. Ensure the splice surface is clean and free of dust, oil, or loose fiber before applying. For flying splice applications, follow equipment manufacturer guidance on splice head pressure and alignment. Remove spent tape from the broke stream in accordance with your mill's contamination control protocol, though the repulpable construction allows re-entry into the pulping process.