50577 [Master PI]
[Master PI]
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Product description
tesa® 50577 is a strong aluminium tape, based on a black 50μm aluminium foil and a black acrylic adhesive.
tesa® 50577 is mainly used in the arts and entertainment industry and in appliance industry as well a wide range of other applications.
Features:
- perfect matt surface and a black adhesive
- good adhesion
- easy to remove without residues
- high temperature resistance
- mechanical resistance
- moisture resistant
- vapour tight
- oil & acid resistant
- ageing-resistant
- available with liner (PV1)
Main applications
- Bonding of coils for heaters, air conditioning systems
- Preventing light escaping from floor cans
- Fixation of forming of barndoors
- High temperatures applications when a removability afterwards is needed
- Invisible repairs with a matt black surface
Technical properties
Backing material
aluminium foil
Total thickness
85 µm
Type of adhesive
acrylic
Adhesion to steel
5 N/cm
Elongation at break
5 %
Tensile strength
40 N/cm
Temperature resistance min.
-40 °C
Temperature resistance max.
160 °C
Temperature resistance (30 min)
160 °C
Surface finish
matt
Rating properties
Hand tearability
++
Straight tear edges
o
Easy to remove
yes
Suitable for die cutting
yes
Abrasion resistance
+
Water resistance
++
tesa® products prove their impressive quality day in, day out in demanding conditions and are regularly subjected to strict controls. All technical information and data above mentioned are provided to the best of our knowledge on the basis of our practical experience. They shall be considered as average values and are not appropriate for a specification. Therefore tesa SE can make no warranties, expressed or implied, including, but not limited to any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. The user is responsible for determining whether the tesa® product is fit for a particular purpose and suitable for the user’s method of application. If you are in any doubt, our technical staff will be glad to support you.
