Bsc Preferred T937234 Masking Tape 250F Medium Temp 24 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T937234 is a general purpose masking tape engineered for medium temperature bake operations. The crepe paper backing is treated with a heat, moisture, and solvent resistant saturant, giving it the structural integrity needed to survive paint booth and powder coat environments. A rubber adhesive system bonds reliably to powder coated and stainless steel surfaces, delivering clean, sharp paint lines without bleed-through or edge lifting. The tape withstands temperatures up to 250 degrees F for up to 30 minutes, making it a practical choice for short-cycle bake processes. Sold in a case quantity of 24 rolls.

This tape is suited for automotive refinishing, industrial painting, powder coating shops, and general fabrication environments where controlled masking during heat exposure is required. It performs in applications where standard office or utility masking tapes would fail due to heat degradation or adhesive breakdown. The treated backing resists moisture and solvents encountered during surface prep and spraying operations. Installation and application is typically performed by painters, body technicians, and industrial finishing crews working in spray or bake environments.

Key Features

• Withstands temperatures up to 250 degrees F for 30 minutes
• Crepe paper backing with heat, moisture, and solvent resistant saturant
• Rubber adhesive bonds well to powder coated and stainless steel surfaces
• Provides clean, sharp paint lines with minimal bleed-through
• Designed for medium temperature bake cycle applications
• Sold as a case of 24 rolls

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose masking tape for medium temperature bake and industrial painting operations. Equivalent to part number S-5699.

Installation Notes

Apply tape to clean, dry, and grease-free surfaces for best adhesion and paint line quality. Remove tape promptly after the bake cycle while the surface is still warm to reduce adhesive residue transfer. Do not exceed the rated temperature or dwell time of 250 degrees F for 30 minutes, as extended exposure may cause adhesive failure or backing degradation. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when working in spray and bake environments.