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3M™ Adhesive Transfer Tape 9671
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- 8.2 mil total tape thickness is ideal for thin applications requiring high initial adhesion
- 3M™ Adhesive 300 is formulated for smooth surfaces, foams and LSEs
- 83-lb. polycoated kraft paper liner provides excellent handling and lay-flat
- Suitable for appliances, electronics, automotive and more
3M™ Adhesive Transfer Tape 9671 features high strength 3M™ Adhesive 300, which provides an excellent bond to a range of HSE and LSE materials. This 2.0 mil adhesive is applied to a 6.2 mil polycoated kraft paper liner, making the transfer tape ideal for applications requiring a thin caliper and high tack. The 83-lb. liner provides excellent handling and lay-flat properties.
- Long term bonding of graphic nameplates and overlays to surfaces such as metal and low surface energy plastics
- Bonding metal nameplates and rating plates
- Surface bonding for appliances and electronics
- Lamination to foam for gasketing applications
A Durable Bond
3M™ Adhesive Transfer Tape 9671 features our 3M™ Adhesive 300 (PDF, 472.51 Kb), which affords excellent quick tack and bonds well to a variety of substrates including metals, high surface energy (HSE) plastics and low surface energy (LSE) plastics. This acrylic Adhesive 300 maintains a durable bond even in a 2 mil thickness, and has been tested to ASTM procedures for peel adhesion, temperature and humidity as well as resistance to UV, fuels, acids and detergents.
About Adhesive Transfer Tape
In general, 3M™ Adhesive Transfer Tapes are rolls of pressure sensitive adhesive pre-applied to a special release liner. The tape consists of adhesive only and does not have any type of backing material. For application the tape is positioned, adhesive side down, to a surface and the liner is removed, exposing the backside of the adhesive to the joining surface. A variety of adhesive properties and liners are available to meet requirements for applications such as nameplate attachment to high and low surface energy plastics, appliance graphic overlays that perform in high temperatures, foam gasketing, web splicing, signs, posters, banners, point-of-purchase displays and more.
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The Science of Better Transfer Tapes from 3M
Since 1925 when one of our lab assistants invented masking tape, 3M has been applying science to life — developing adhesive products and technologies that help individual businesses and entire industries worldwide. The work that began with a single 3M engineer now spans decades and generations. And all of it goes into each of our adhesive products like 3M™ Adhesive Transfer Tape 9671 to help businesses like yours operate faster, better and more efficiently.
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