Double-Coated Tape offers solvent and temperature resistance.
June 20, 2003 - Translucent NT-1020 bonds silicone-coated materials such as silicone rubber, gaskets, papers, and films to non-silicone coated surfaces. One-mil polyester carrier is coated on one side with crosslinked silicone and acrylic adhesive on the other. Silicone side, protected by clear film release liner, withstands intermittent service up to 700°F. Acrylic side is protected by moisture-stable kraft liner. Tape is suitable for membrane switch assembly and overlap splicing applications.
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Original Press release
Dielectric Polymers, Inc.
218 Race St., P.O. Box 110
Holyoke, MA, 01041 0110
USA
Dielectric Polymers, Inc. Introduces Silicone/Acrylic Double Coated Tape
Holyoke, Mass. – June 2002 – Dielectric Polymers, Inc. announces the addition of NT-1020 silicone/acrylic double coated tape to its line of pressure sensitive tapes and films. The unique construction of this tape provides a solution to bonding silicone coated materials such as silicone foam, rubber, gaskets, papers and films to non-silicone coated surfaces. The one mil polyester carrier is coated on one side with crosslinked silicone and acrylic adhesive on the other. The silicone side is protected by a clear film release liner and the acrylic side is protected by a moisture stable kraft liner.
This translucent double coated tape is designed for membrane switch assembly, overlap splicing and other specialized bonding applications. NT-1020 provides high adhesion, solvent and temperature resistance, with intermittent service up to 700° F (371° C) on the silicone side and up to 450° F (232° C) on the acrylic side. The silicone side bonds well to LSE substrates and the acrylic side offers resistance to plasticizer migration.
For more information, please contact Shannon Laplante, Dielectric Polymers, Inc., 218 Race Street, Holyoke, MA 01040, Tel.: 800-628-9007 / 413-532-3288 or visit the company’s web site at http://www.dipoly.com
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