Intertape® PG500.16 Utility-Grade Masking Tape, 54.8 m L x 24 mm W, 5 mil THK, Synthetic Rubber Resin Adhesive, Smooth Crepe Paper Backing
Intertape® PG500.16 Utility-Grade Masking Tape, 54.8 m L x 24 mm W, 5 mil THK, Synthetic Rubber Resin Adhesive, Smooth Crepe Paper Backing
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BrandIntertape®
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UPC035694217168
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Manufacturer Part NumberPG500.16
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CountryUSA
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Tensile Strength21 in-lb
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Thickness5 mil
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ColorBeige
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TypeUtility Grade
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Adhesion Strength48 in-oz
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Adhesive MaterialSynthetic Rubber/Resin
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Width24 mm
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SeriesPG500
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Backing MaterialSmooth Crepe Paper
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Specifications MetASTM Specified, PSTC-101, PSTC-131, PSTC-133
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Length54.8 m
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UNSPSC31201503
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Package Description36/PK
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Standards/ApprovalsPSTC Approved
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SDS
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Catalog
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Specification Sheet
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Owners/User Manual
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