3m MMM 3850CS36 Scotch Heavyduty Shippingpackaging Tape 54.60 Yd Length X 1.88 Width 3.1 Mil Thickness 3 Core Synthetic Rubber Resin Rubber Resin Backing 36 Carton Clear
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Scotch Heavy-Duty Shipping/Packaging Tape
Specifications
General Information
Manufacturer:3M
Manufacturer Part Number:3850CS36
Manufacturer Website Address:http://www.3m.com
Brand Name:Scotch
Product Series:3850
Product Name:Heavy-Duty Shipping/Packaging Tape
Marketing Information:
Manufacturer:3M
Manufacturer Part Number:3850CS36
Manufacturer Website Address:http://www.3m.com
Brand Name:Scotch
Product Series:3850
Product Name:Heavy-Duty Shipping/Packaging Tape
Marketing Information:
Use Scotch's strongest packaging tape so even the heaviest packages can withstand rough handing. This tape offers 20 times the strength of acrylic tapes (in sheer holding adhesion power compared to acrylic tapes based on ASTM D3654) so you can seal your boxes with confidence. It seals seams with one strip and keeps boxes closed. Tape meets U.S. Postal Regulations for standard packages.
Packaged Quantity:36 / Carton
Product Type:Packaging Tape
Product Information
Tape Width:1.88"
Tape Length:54.60 yd
Tape Thickness:3.1 mil
Core Diameter:3"
Strength Type:Tensile
Tape Strength:47lb/in
Backing Material:Rubber Resin
Dispenser Included:No
Application/Usage:
Tape Width:1.88"
Tape Length:54.60 yd
Tape Thickness:3.1 mil
Core Diameter:3"
Strength Type:Tensile
Tape Strength:47lb/in
Backing Material:Rubber Resin
Dispenser Included:No
Application/Usage:
- Mailing
- Moving
- Shipping
- Packing
Reliability
Durability:Breakage Resistance
Durability:Breakage Resistance
Physical Characteristics
Color:Clear
Material:Synthetic Rubber Resin
Color:Clear
Material:Synthetic Rubber Resin
Miscellaneous
Additional Information:
Recycled:No
Assembly Required:No
Country of Origin:United States
Additional Information:
Compatible with Scotch H-122 Handheld Tape Dispenser
Recycled:No
Assembly Required:No
Country of Origin:United States
Kenneth Morley