Product Details
65' x 2" Reinforcing Tape by Norton®. Self-adhesive backing tape for repairing and filling holes and plastic gouges. It can be used for both urethane and epoxy adhesives. This product combines a unique cloth structure with an aggressive rubber adhesive, allowing easy hand-tearability and adhesion to a variety of different surfaces.
Specifications
| Tape Length: 65' |
| Tape Width: 2" |
| Material: Nylon |
Features
- Designed for measuring nonelectrical properties
- Excellent solution to identify nonelectrical equipment issues
- Provides the ultimate blend of quality and reliability
- Manufactured to meet your testing and inspection needs
- Constructed from durable, impact-resistant materials to last
- Will give you accurate data and ensure trouble-free service
Basics to Follow for Best Results
- Apply masking tape to the front side of the damaged area to keep adhesive from squeezing through the tear.
- Cut the length of nylon tape needed and have it handy to apply.
- Purge the SpeedGrip adhesive to ensure both cartridges are flowing. Do this without the mixing tip attached.
- Attach the mixing tip and equalize the adhesive until a consistent color is achieved, which indicates the proper mix.
As a brand of Saint-Gobain, a world leader in sustainable habitat, Norton® offers the widest portfolio of grinding, cutting, blending, finishing and polishing solutions for all markets, materials and applications with the most advanced and affordable technology. Norton is proud of it's strong presence in your communities across the United States and Canada. Norton's 2,200 employees work in one of 8 facilities. Norton cares so that when you need the right sandpaper for your kitchen remodel or the right grinding wheel to streamline production in your plant, Norton delivering choices that matter to your workforce, the environment, and your bottom line. Norton constantly looking for ways to improve your working conditions and simplify the job by eliminating dust or noise, reducing total costs by increasing the number of parts you can finish in an abrasive application, and considering the ergonomics of the application to improve worker comfort. "Right" means different things for every customer.