Bsc Preferred T935234 Masking Tape 250F Medium Temp 36/case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T935234 is a general purpose masking tape engineered for medium temperature bake operations in industrial and finishing environments. The crepe paper backing is treated with a heat, moisture, and solvent resistant saturant that maintains integrity through bake cycles up to 250 degrees F for 30 minutes. A rubber adhesive backing system provides reliable adhesion to powder coated surfaces and stainless steel. This tape is used primarily by finishing technicians, auto body professionals, and industrial painters who require clean paint lines and tape that will not lift, bleed, or leave residue during controlled heat cycles.

This masking tape is suited for spray and bake paint booths, powder coat finishing lines, and similar medium temperature industrial applications. The smooth, treated backing resists moisture and solvent exposure common in finishing shops. It performs well on both ferrous and non-ferrous metal surfaces where clean paint edge definition is required. Each case contains 36 rolls, making it appropriate for high-volume shop use or stocking by trade distributors and maintenance supply operations. This product is equivalent to part number S-5698.

Key Features

• Withstands temperatures up to 250 degrees F for 30 minutes - rated for medium temperature bake cycles
• Crepe paper backing treated with heat, moisture, and solvent resistant saturant
• Rubber adhesive system adheres well to powder coated and stainless steel surfaces
• Provides clean, defined paint lines with minimal bleed
• Sold as a case of 36 rolls for high-volume shop use
• Equivalent to part number S-5698

Compatibility

Designed for use in medium temperature paint bake operations and powder coat finishing environments where tape must withstand intermittent heat exposure up to 250 degrees F. Suitable for adhesion to powder coated and stainless steel surfaces.

Installation Notes

Apply to clean, dry surfaces free of oils, dust, and loose contamination before masking. Remove tape promptly after the bake cycle while the surface is still warm to reduce adhesive transfer risk. Do not exceed the rated temperature or time limits stated on the product data sheet. Disposal of tape used with solvent-based coatings should follow applicable local regulations for finishing shop waste.