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Federal Mogul 68N Silicone Tape is composed of an additional fibre glass base coated with a self-amalgamating silicone elastomer, the tapes provide high temperature mechanical protection. After several hours at ambient temperature, the surface of these tapes sticks together when light pressure is added.
Composed of an additional fibreglass base coated with a self-amalgamating silicone elastomer, the tapes 68N, 69N, 78N and 79N provide high-temperature mechanical protection suitable for electrical cables with high voltages.
After several hours at moving temperature, the surface of these tapes sticks together when light pressure is added.
These products can also be used to provide local protection to connection accessories and other wire harness components and display excellent fluid resistance.
The 68N Self-Amalgamating Tape is an essential asset in Mechanical Abrasion & Protection. If you require any more information, please get in touch with our sales team who will be happy to help you with your purchasing.
Features and Benefits:
Easy to install
Local protection
Aesthetic solution
Self-amalgamating
Good fluid resistance
Operating temperature from -60ºC to +250ºC (-76ºF to +482ºF)
Standards:
A-A-59163 (67N)
ABS 5334 (66N + 67N)
ASNA 5107 (68N, 69N, 78N, 79N, 88N, 89N)
Amalgamation Guide:
Temperature(ºC)
250
200
150
127
120
Time (Minutes)
15
20
35
80
120
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These tapes are used for sealing, connecting and finishing the cut ends of sleeves exposed to high temperature. These products can also be used to provide local protection to connection accessories and other wire harness components.
Some fantastic applications for this tape include:
Repairing leaking pipes and pipe joints
Sealing air pipes
Repairing vacuum hoses or joints
Seal out moisture from electrical connections
Insulate and repair cable sheaths
Repairing split garden hose pipes
Repair damaged seals in steam cleaners
Create grips on tools or other objects like tennis rackets
Bundle cables to keep them tidy
For first aid, to make splints and to secure dressings
In clinical settings, for adhering medical equipment e.g. catheters
