Intertape PG5...131 Masking Tape 3 in 60 Yd White

Product Description

The INTERTAPE PG5...131 is a white paper masking tape designed for general-purpose bonding, sealing, and surface protection across a wide range of trade and industrial applications. The tape measures 3 inches wide and 60 yards long, with a 6.3 mil thickness that provides reliable body and conformability. A rubber adhesive backing delivers consistent tack and clean removal, while a tensile strength of 25 lb/in ensures the tape holds under moderate stress. This roll is well-suited for use in paint masking, box closing, sealing, splicing, tabbing, and specialty applications such as golf club shaft wrapping. HVAC technicians, painters, and general tradespeople will find it practical for everyday job-site tasks.

This masking tape performs across a broad range of environments, rated for operating temperatures between 50 degrees F and 200 degrees F. It is appropriate for both residential and light commercial work where a durable paper tape with rubber adhesive is preferred. Common uses include paint masking during surface preparation, securing box closures during packaging and shipping operations, splicing and tabbing in production or assembly environments, and specialty wrapping tasks. The 60-yard length per roll reduces changeover frequency on larger jobs.

Key Features

• 3 inches wide by 60 yards long for extended coverage per roll
• 6.3 mil thickness provides body and conformability on irregular surfaces
• Rubber adhesive delivers consistent tack and clean removal
• 25 lb/in tensile strength resists tearing under moderate pull loads
• Rated for use from 50 degrees F to 200 degrees F
• Meets A-A-883B Type I standard
• Suitable for paint masking, box closing, sealing, splicing, tabbing, and golf club shaft applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose paper masking tape suitable for paint masking, packaging, sealing, splicing, tabbing, and golf club shaft wrapping tasks in trade and light industrial settings.

Installation Notes

Surface preparation is critical before applying masking tape — clean, dry, and dust-free surfaces promote best adhesion and cleanest removal. Remove the tape promptly after painting or masking work is complete to avoid adhesive transfer, particularly at elevated temperatures near the upper operating limit. No special tools are required for application; a tape dispenser or utility knife is standard for cutting. Dispose of used tape per local waste handling guidelines.