5952 3/4"X15YD 3M, 5952 3/4"X15YD Datasheet - Page 4

• Manufacturer Part Number: 5952 3/4"X15YD
• Description: TAPE DBL COATED H-DUTY 3/4"X15YD
• Manufacturer: 3M
• Series: VHB™r

Specifications of 5952 3/4"X15YD

• Tape Type: Double Coated, Double Sided
• Adhesive: Acrylic
• Backing, Carrier: Polyethylene Film
• Thickness: 0.045" (45 mils, 1.143mm)
• Thickness - Adhesive: 0.040" (40 mils, 1.016mm)
• Thickness - Backing, Carrier, Liner: 0.0050" (5.0 mils, 0.127mm)
• Width: 0.75" (19.05mm) 3/4"
• Length: 45' (13.7m) 15 yds
• Color: Black
• Usage: General Purpose
• Temperature Range: 250°F (121°C)
• For Use With: A99648 - MODULE BOX ASSY SOLARLOK W/CABLEA99647 - MODULE BOX ASSY SOLARLOK W/CABLEA99646 - MODULE BOX ASSY SOLARLOKA98821 - MODULE BOX ASSEMBLY SOLARLOK
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant
• Other names: 00-051115-25522-9; 3M5647; 70006429198

4.
Unlimited
3M
Skyscrapers, cell phones, electronic highway signs, refrigerators, marine electronics, architectural
windows, recreational vehicles and trailers… all of these rely on specialty bonding tape for one or
more steps in the assembly, mounting, fastening and sealing process. The inherent properties of
bonding tapes make this wide array of applications possible.
benefits and performance mechanical fasteners can’t match.
Acrylic foam tape is comprised of closed cell foam with pressure sensitive adhesive on two sides.
This unique combination offers benefits that screws, rivets, welds and other types of mechanical
fasteners just can’t match:
instant
bonding
Pressure sensitive acrylic
foam bonds two substrates
together on contact with no
drying time.
™
VHB
™
Tapes offer
shock
absorption
The acrylic closed cell foam has
properties that absorb shock and
impact. A variety of thicknesses
are available.
5.
design and application
stress
distribution
The continuous bond distributes
stress over the entire length of
the joined surfaces.
6.
expansion and
contraction
Acrylic closed cell foam remains
flexible to accommodate material
expansion and contraction caused
by temperature extremes. What’s
more, specialty bonding tape also
allows for differing expansion and
contraction rates of dissimilar
substrates, such as plastic bonded
to metal.
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