Description
Temperature stable adhesive is a self-adhesive marking tape for laboratory labelling and identification tasks where thermal stability of the adhesive bond is required. The tape is supplied as a roll with a width of 12,7 mm and a length of 7,6 m, giving a practical format for benches, sample containers, equipment and storage locations that need clear, durable marking. Self-adhesive application allows quick placement without separate glue or fasteners, supporting efficient workflow in occupational safety and general lab organisation. Categorised among marking tapes used for laboratory marking, it suits environments in which labels must remain in place under elevated temperature conditions associated with routine lab operations. Offered as 1 roll with a weight of 0,041 kg, the product is easy to stock and dispense as needed. This temperature stable adhesive from manufacturer PDC provides a straightforward consumable for technicians who mark glassware zones, instrument panels or process areas. Use the 12,7 mm width for neat, readable strips and the 7,6 m length for extended labelling runs without frequent roll changes in daily laboratory practice.
This article is part of Grease, boiling stones & sealants, in Tools & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 roll
- Product type: Temperature stable adhesive tape
- Form: Self-adhesive tape
- Width: 12,7 mm
- Length: 7,6 m
- Weight: 0,041 kg
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