Cinta adhesiva aluminio 30mm - Rollo de 20 metros Mlink

El material principal és alumini, generalment amb un gruix típic entre 0,05 mm i 0,08 mm, amb suport autoadhesiu resistent. El gruix proporciona bona resistència a la temperatura i a l’esquinçament, tot i que en usos mecànics o abrasius extrems pot degradar-se més ràpidament que alternatives més gruixudes.

La cinta es pot adherir sobre superfícies metàl·liques, plàstiques, vidre i algunes fustes llises. Tanmateix, la màxima adherència i rendiment tèrmic s’obté sobre metalls nets i sense greix. En plàstics delicats, és recomanable fer una prova prèvia.

La cinta d’alumini sol tolerar temperatures contínues des de -20 °C fins a 120 °C, i pics breus de fins a 150 °C, depenent de l’adhesiu. A temperatures superiors, pot disminuir el poder d’adhesió o deteriorar-se.

En general, aquestes cintes compleixen estàndards bàsics de materials industrials (ROHS, REACH pel contingut de substàncies), però normalment no disposen de certificacions específiques ignífugues o per a ús alimentari, tret que s’indiqui expressament.

The main material is aluminium, generally with a typical thickness between 0.05 mm and 0.08 mm, with a strong self-adhesive backing. The thickness provides good resistance to heat and tearing, although in extreme mechanical or abrasive use it may degrade faster than thicker alternatives.

The tape can adhere to metal, plastic, glass and some smooth woods. However, maximum adhesion and thermal performance are achieved on clean, grease-free metals. On delicate plastics, a prior test is recommended.

The aluminium tape usually withstands continuous temperatures from -20 °C to 120 °C, and brief peaks of up to 150 °C, depending on the adhesive. At higher temperatures, the bond strength may decrease or the tape may deteriorate.

Generally, these tapes comply with basic industrial material standards (ROHS, REACH for substance content), but they normally do not have specific fire-retardant or food-grade certifications unless expressly stated.

The main material is aluminium, generally with a typical thickness between 0.05 mm and 0.08 mm, with a strong self-adhesive backing. The thickness provides good resistance to heat and tearing, although in extreme mechanical or abrasive use it may degrade faster than thicker alternatives.

The tape can adhere to metal, plastic, glass and some smooth woods. However, maximum adhesion and thermal performance are achieved on clean, grease-free metals. On delicate plastics, a prior test is recommended.