Bsc Preferred T964927 Transfer Tape Acrylic Case of 48

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T964927 is a general purpose transfer tape engineered for high tack, thin bonding applications across a wide range of surfaces. It features a high strength acrylic adhesive carried on a densified kraft paper liner, providing a reliable bond on both smooth and textured substrates. The acrylic construction delivers good UV resistance and chemical resistance, making it suitable for environments where exposure to sunlight or solvents is a concern. Licensed tradespeople and industrial maintenance technicians working with film, foil, or fabric assemblies will find this tape appropriate for splicing and joining tasks.

This transfer tape is suited for general industrial and commercial applications where a thin, high tack adhesive film is required. It performs well on a variety of surfaces including plastics, metals, and coated substrates. Common use cases include splicing rolls of film or foil stock, bonding lightweight fabric assemblies, and similar converting or fabrication tasks. The tape is sold in a case quantity of 48 rolls, making it appropriate for production environments or stocking for repeat service needs.

Key Features

• High tack acrylic adhesive provides strong, reliable bonds on a range of substrates
• Good UV and chemical resistance for demanding or outdoor-adjacent environments
• Densified kraft paper liner for consistent release and handling
• Compatible with both smooth and textured surface types
• Suitable for splicing film, foils, and fabric in converting applications
• Sold as a case of 48 rolls for production or multi-job stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose transfer tape suitable for bonding and splicing film, foil, and fabric materials across industrial and commercial maintenance applications. This product is equivalent to part number S-17432.

Installation Notes

Surface preparation is critical for transfer tape performance - clean surfaces of oils, dust, and moisture before application. Apply firm, even pressure across the bond line to ensure full adhesive contact. No special tools or trade licensing are required for application, though production or fabrication environments should follow applicable facility safety protocols when working with solvents used during surface prep.