Products tagged with 'acrylic transfer adhesive'

Scapa U263-PK is a pink acrylic transfer adhesive that is perfect for high-speed flying splices. It comes with a 50# tan kraft release liner, making it easy to use for a variety of applications such as flying splices, decorative parts, nameplates, envelope closure, core starting, and general purpose assembly. The product offers benefits such as easy unwind and removal of the liner for quick application, high quick-stick, fast build-up of adhesion, excellent holding power at elevated oven temperatures, and specific adhesion to paper, plastic films, metal foils, and more. It can also be used with automatic tape guns and has a service temperature range of -40°C to 121°C, with a short-term temperature limit of 148°C.

Scapa UP2040 is a high performance acrylic transfer adhesive that comes with a 76# white, polycoated release liner. This product is ideal for various applications such as EPDM lamination, foam fabrication, splicing, and assembly aid. The benefits of using this adhesive include excellent humidity and water resistance, as well as exceptional tack, quick-stick, and peel strength. It can bond to a wide range of surfaces including paper, most plastic films, and foil. Additionally, it is reinforced with glass fibres for improved cohesive strength. The service temperature range for this adhesive is from -40°C to +95°C, with short term exposure up to 125°C.

Scapa UP2040 is a high performance acrylic transfer adhesive that comes with a 76# white, polycoated release liner. This product is ideal for various applications such as EPDM lamination, foam fabrication, splicing, and assembly aid. The benefits of using this adhesive include excellent humidity and water resistance, as well as exceptional tack, quick-stick, and peel strength. It can bond to a wide range of surfaces including paper, most plastic films, and foil. Additionally, it is reinforced with glass fibres for improved cohesive strength. The service temperature range for this adhesive is from -40°C to +95°C, with short term exposure up to 125°C.