Bsc Preferred T965927 Transfer Tape High Tack 36 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T965927 is a general purpose transfer tape engineered for high tack, thin bonding applications across a range of industrial and commercial tasks. It features a high strength acrylic adhesive bonded to a densified kraft paper liner, delivering reliable adhesion on both smooth and textured surfaces. The acrylic adhesive formulation provides good UV resistance and chemical resistance, making it suitable for environments where exposure to sunlight or harsh substances is a concern. Each case contains 36 rolls, suited for operations requiring consistent tape supply on the job site or in a production setting.

This transfer tape is used wherever a clean, thin adhesive layer is needed without a foam or fabric carrier. Typical applications include splicing of film, foils, and fabric in manufacturing or fabrication environments. The tape performs on a wide variety of substrate types, including plastics, metals, and coated surfaces. It is a practical choice for sign fabrication, light industrial assembly, packaging operations, and materials-handling tasks that demand a reliable bond with minimal added thickness.

Key Features

• High strength acrylic adhesive for durable, high tack bonding
• Good UV and chemical resistance for indoor and outdoor applications
• Compatible with both smooth and textured surfaces
• Suitable for splicing film, foils, and fabric
• Densified kraft paper liner for consistent release and handling
• Sold as a case of 36 rolls

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose transfer tape suitable for splicing and bonding of film, foils, and fabric across light industrial and commercial applications. This product is equivalent to part number S-17433.

Installation Notes

Surface preparation is critical for maximum adhesion - clean and dry all substrates before application. Apply firm, even pressure across the tape to ensure full contact between the adhesive and the substrate. For splicing applications, align materials carefully before pressing the tape down, as repositioning after contact may reduce bond strength. No special tools or trade licensing are required, but follow all facility safety procedures when working with adhesives and solvents used in surface prep.