3M 9691233 stationery tape 33 m Acrylic Transparent 1 pc(s)

Scotch® ATG Adhesive Transfer Tape 969 is an acrylic, reverse-wound, pressure-sensitive transfer tape on a densified kraft paper liner designed for use with Scotch® ATG Adhesive Applicators. It provides high initial adhesion and reliable holding power to a variety of materials, including most plastics and rough surfaces, offering a clean alternative to hot melt adhesives and mechanical fasteners.

Advantages

The tape delivers quick contact bonding with strong initial tack, good long-term holding strength and compatibility with a wide range of substrates. Its reverse-wound construction and densified kraft liner make it suitable for use in ATG applicators, while eliminating mess and cleanup associated with liquid or hot melt adhesives. It is a cost-effective option compared with rivets, staples, screws, bolts and liquid glues.

Suitable for

• Sealing envelopes and packages
• Mounting photos, posters and lightweight materials
• Crafting, scrapbooking and general paper projects
• Joining plastics and other substrates where instant tack is needed

Key specifications

• Brand: 3M / Scotch®
• Model / MPN: 969 (Product code 9691233)
• Type: Acrylic transfer tape, reverse wound
• Length: 33 m
• Width: 12 mm
• Thickness: 0.13 mm
• Liner: Densified kraft paper
• Compatibility: Designed for Scotch® ATG Adhesive Applicators
• EAN: 5010027728547

How to use

Load the roll into a compatible Scotch® ATG Adhesive Applicator following the applicator instructions. Apply the tape to the target surface by pressing the applicator firmly and advancing the tape along the area to be bonded. Immediately press the two surfaces together to achieve optimal contact bond. No drying time is required for the acrylic adhesive; bond strength develops on contact and increases with time and pressure.

Recommendations

For best results, apply tape to clean, dry, grease-free surfaces at room temperature. Store rolls flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Test on a small area when bonding unfamiliar plastics or coatings to confirm compatibility.