Measures against noise and vibration issues using ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene tape | 5421
A tape processed to match the product shape, used for addressing material vibration and wear. It is mainly adopted in aerospace, automotive, printing, and MRO applications.
This is a very durable sliding aid material made from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene film. It does not use any lubricants, and the smoothness of the surface is maintained. It is a re-peelable type.
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Recommended Uses - Conveyor guide rails - Liner for painting booths - Liner for tanks and bottles - Slides for drawers and cabinets - Protection of aluminum sheets in stretch forming presses
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| Model number | overview |
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| 5421 | Thickness 0.18mm |
| 5423 | Thickness 0.31mm |
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3M Japan Co., Ltd. was founded in 1960 as the first local subsidiary of 3M in Asia. It imports and sells adhesive tapes, reflective materials, adhesives, abrasives, and other products, contributing to Japan's rapid economic growth. In 1961, it established the Sagamihara office, which has become the base for its current research and development activities. In 1970, it established the Yamagata office of 3M Japan Products Co., Ltd., which serves as one of the largest manufacturing bases in Japan and provides products not only to the 3M Japan Group but also to 3M companies overseas as a global "super hub."
