Scotch 7000028662 Adhesive Transfer Tape 3/4 in 36 Yd

Product Description

The SCOTCH 7000028662 is a clear acrylic adhesive transfer tape from the Series 924 line, designed for clean, precise bonding in light-duty assembly and mounting applications. At 2 mil thick with a paper liner, this tape delivers a thin, low-profile adhesive layer that transfers directly to the target surface when the liner is removed. The acrylic adhesive formulation provides reliable adhesion across a wide operating temperature range, rated up to 180 degrees F. It is commonly installed by assembly technicians, fabricators, and tradespeople who need a fast, residue-conscious bonding method without the bulk of foam tape or the mess of liquid adhesives.

This tape is suited for indoor bonding, core starting, and mounting tasks in light industrial, commercial, and trade environments. The 3/4-inch width makes it practical for narrow-surface applications such as securing labels, bonding thin substrates, or starting roll cores. The paper liner allows for easy handling and clean transfer during high-repetition tasks. It is appropriate for use on surfaces that will be exposed to moderate temperature conditions within the rated range.

Key Features

• Clear acrylic adhesive with low adhesion strength for clean, controlled bonding
• 2 mil total thickness for a low-profile, unobtrusive bond layer
• Paper liner for easy handling and clean adhesive transfer
• Rated for operating temperatures up to 180 degrees F (82.22 degrees C)
• 3/4-inch width x 36-yard length per roll
• Suitable for bonding, core starting, and mounting applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose adhesive transfer tape for bonding, core starting, and mounting tasks on smooth or lightly textured surfaces in light industrial and commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Apply to clean, dry surfaces free of dust, oil, and loose particles for best adhesive contact. Peel the paper liner away at a low angle while pressing the tape firmly onto the substrate. Avoid applying at temperatures outside the rated operating range, as adhesion performance may be reduced. No special tools are required, though a roller or squeegee can improve contact on flat surfaces.