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TESA® 4965 Original strong adhesive / high holding power PET film substrate double -sided tape ■ Features It is a double -sided tape made of transparent polyester, and is used for the standard remote liner with red translucent PP (polypropylene). It has a high holding power and adheres to any of the plastic and other places. ■ Main use ・ Fix plastic parts such as ABS in the automotive industry ・ Fixed furniture decoration and molds ・ Fixed UV paint ·other.
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23 ℃ Shear intensity
40 ° C shear strength
Adhesion strength (N/cm)
Adhesive
Adhesive (cover side)
Base material
Broken growth
Features
Heat resistance (long hours)
Heat resistance (short time)
Heat resistance (℃) Long time (90 days)
Heat resistance (℃) Short time (15 minutes)
Liner color
Liner thickness
Liner weight
Moisture resistance
Plastic resistance
Tensile strength
Thickness (µm)
color
liner
tack
chemical resistance
Aging resistance (UV)
Temperature Resistance Min.
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4965Handling Company
tesa SE| Image | Price (excluding tax) | 23 ℃ Shear intensity | 40 ° C shear strength | Adhesion strength (N/cm) | Adhesive | Aging resistance (UV) | Base material | Broken growth | Features | Heat resistance (long hours) | Heat resistance (short time) | Heat resistance (℃) Long time (90 days) | Heat resistance (℃) Short time (15 minutes) | Liner color | Moisture resistance | Plastic resistance | Temperature Resistance Min. | Tensile strength | Thickness (µm) | chemical resistance | color | liner | tack |
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Available upon quote | Very good | Very good | 11.5 | Acrylic | Be excellent | PET film | 50 % | Strong adhesion | 100 ° C | 200 ° C | 100 | 200 | red | Very good | Be excellent | -40 ℃ | 20 N/cm | 205 | Be excellent | Transparent | Mopp | Be excellent |
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