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3M™ Repulpable Flying Splice Tape 906W
Article no.: 7000116479
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We order this item for you directly from the manufacturer, as it is not part of our main range and is therefore not in stock with us.
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Technical Data
| Type of product | Adhesive tape |
Identification numbers & Classifications
| Article number | 7000116479 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 05010027107168 | |
| Manufacturer number | 7000116479 |
Description
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Product Colour: White
Completely repulpable construction so no need to remove splice from waste: meets or exceeds TAPPI UM-213, procedure A
Overall Length: 50 m
Overall Width: 38 mm
Low dehydration even low humidity
Completely repulpable construction so no need to remove splice from waste: meets or exceeds TAPPI UM-213, procedure A
Overall Length: 50 m
Overall Width: 38 mm
Low dehydration even low humidity
Description:
3M™ Repulpable Flying Splice Tape 906W is designed for flying splices at the off-machine coater (OMC) in paper mills. Our tape is furnished on an easy-release, semi-bleached repulpable paper liner.
Feature:
High tack, high shear strength adhesive for flying splice and core starting applications
100% repulpable – the waste separation of the splices is not necessary: Meets or exceeds TAPPI UM-213, procedure A// Minimal risk of bleeding
Meets the requirements of indirect food additive regulations as described under 21 CFR 176.170 and 21 CFR 176.180
Excellent heat resistance up to 204 °C
Save labour costs and increase the value of waste paper
100% repulpable – the waste separation of the splices is not necessary: Meets or exceeds TAPPI UM-213, procedure A// Minimal risk of bleeding
Meets the requirements of indirect food additive regulations as described under 21 CFR 176.170 and 21 CFR 176.180
Excellent heat resistance up to 204 °C
Save labour costs and increase the value of waste paper
Note:
Use for flying splices at the off-machine coater (OMC) in paper mills