Bsc Preferred T96494986PK Flying Splice Tape 6 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T96494986PK is a high-performance flying splice and core starting tape designed for demanding industrial printing applications. It features an acrylic adhesive bonded to a densified kraft paper liner, delivering strong wet grab characteristics at process speeds exceeding 2,000 feet per minute. The acrylic adhesive chemistry provides reliable adhesion to both high and low surface energy plastics, making it suitable for a range of substrate types encountered in web printing and converting operations. This tape is specified and installed by press operators and maintenance technicians working in high-speed printing and paper converting environments.

This tape is primarily used in the printing industry, where flying splices and core starts demand consistent, fast-tack adhesion under wet conditions. It performs reliably at process speeds in excess of 2,000 feet per minute, making it appropriate for large-format web presses and similar high-speed converting equipment. Its UV resistance adds durability in environments with exposure to ultraviolet light sources common in press rooms and finishing operations. Each case contains 6 units.

Key Features

• Excellent wet grab for flying splice and core starting applications
• Rated for process speeds exceeding 2,000 feet per minute
• UV-resistant construction for press room environments
• Bonds to high and low surface energy plastic substrates
• Densified kraft paper liner for dimensional stability under tension
• Acrylic adhesive for long-term holding strength and chemical resistance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement tape for industrial flying splice applications in high-speed web printing and converting operations.

Installation Notes

Application should be performed by trained press operators or maintenance technicians familiar with web splicing procedures. Ensure the substrate surface is clean and dry before applying the tape to achieve rated adhesion. Power down or de-tension the web path as required by the press manufacturer before performing a manual splice. Follow all applicable facility safety protocols when working near moving machinery.