Wurth Mounting tape, Power - 10m

Extremely high and long-lasting adhesive strength

Per running metre, holds up to:

• 8 kg/25 mm width
• 6 kg/19 mm width
• 4 kg/12 mm width

Invisible connections possible

• Optimum design without any unappealing holes, screws, rivets etc.
• Material is not weakened by drilling, riveting etc.

2 in 1: connects and seals in a single step

• Immediate, stress-free bonding
• Provides vibration and shock-absorbing effect
• Prevents rust formation

Very good moisture and UV resistance for possible use outdoors or in damp rooms.

Instructions

Power assembly adhesive tapes are used to connect similar and different materials, such as uncoated metals (e.g. steel or aluminium without oxide layer), wood*, glass, high-energy plastics (ABS, polycarbonate, PMMA, hard PVC etc.)

*Caution when using with wood, its constituent compounds may influence the level of adhesive strength

It is not recommended to use on low-energy materials such as PE, PP, powder coatings, PTFE or hard-to-stick surfaces such as PA, rubber, silicone, soft PVC, EPDM etc. The maximum holding power is only achieved under optimal application conditions. The Power double-sided mounting tape holds on most smooth or lightly textured, sufficiently solid surfaces where a processing temperature of over 10°C is maintained. Lightly sanding the surface increases the surface area and can improve the adhesive strength. Any oxide layers on metals are also removed. Always remove any sanding dust before bonding. Do not use compressed air containing oil.

The resilience of the bond depends on the force applied. Best results are achieved when the entire adhesive surface is loaded (tensile and shear force), design-related line loading must be avoided (peeling force) or provided with mechanical protection. Overhead bonds are not recommended. In order to establish a bond, the tape requires sufficient contact pressure (20 N/cm²) and then sufficient time before bearing the full load. The final adhesive force is achieved after approx. 48 hours at room temperature. The bond must not be load-bearing until this time has elapsed. If used indoors, an adhesive surface of at least 25 cm² per kg of load is required; if used outdoors, at least 60 cm² per kg of load. At higher temperatures in indoor or outdoor applications, the mounting tape is softer and the retention force is thus lower.