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3M's
850 polyester tape combines a thin, 2-mil polyester film with a strong,
solvent-resistant acrylic adhesive. This durable tape protects bar code or
other labels from wear while keeping label information clean, clear and
readable. Tape remains flexible and will not shrink in extreme
temperatures.
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Use
to repair spines of periodicals or paperbacks and to cover spine labels
from wear and tear while keeping information clean. Delay-bond adhesive
allows temporary repositioning but sets permanently after several hours.
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Ideal
for attaching loose pages or reinforcing book spines and hinges. High
clarity, 3-mil polypropylene tape has an acrylic adhesive that will not
yellow with age. Without or with center-split release liner.
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POLY
BOOK TAPE - Use to repair spines and periodicals, laminate paperbacks and
cover spine labels. Tough, flexible 3.5-mil Clear tape features a thick
coating of acrylic adhesive.
VINYL BOOK TAPE - Heavy-duty, 5-mil premium
vinyl tape features an extremely aggressive adhesive.
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These
perforated hinge tapes can be used like single-hinge binder tapes for
refastening loose hinges or sections of books. A center perforation
permits easy folding and application.
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This
tear-resistant White gummed cloth tape rejoins cover and contents that
have separated from a book. Blends in with White end papers. Available
single-stitched in three different widths.
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Get
long-lasting book repairs from super-strong White Tyvek® tape. Two strips
of Tyvek® White pressure-sensitive tape are sewn together down the center
to form a flexible hinge. Ideal for repairing loose signatures and book
hinges.
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A
super-strong White hinge tape made of Tyvek® material that resists
tearing, water, chemicals, and mildew. An acrylic adhesive provides
superior adhesion and has a 7.0 pH level. Split-back paper liner prevents
premature sticking when reinforcing hinges of book covers.
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Securely
refastens loose sections of books; can also attach pamphlets to covers.
Constructed of two Gray gummed cloth strips, that are stitched together to
form a hinge. Tape does not interfere with free turning of pages.
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