What mil thickness is this tape? Thanks!
1146931
The Heavy Duty is 3.1 mil to be exact. Because of its thickness, Scotch refers to this tape as having "high" tape strength. 2.4-2.6 mil is "medium", and 2.2 mil is "light".
1146932
It only states that it is twenty times stronger than acrylic tape. However on www.schotchbrand.com there is an opportunity to ask questions of t he manufacturer. By-the-way, they make a 3 inch size of this tape.
1146933
The tape is thin - like regular shipping tape - but strong - I use it all the time for shipping packages.
1146934
I'm sorry... it does not say on the package, but it is very strong and many times thicker than regular tape.
1174068
I kept it on the thick side and it worked well. I don't have an exact amount, sorry
720798
I would say its less then a 1/4 of an inch thick. You can also cut them easily to fit your needs. I would highly recommend these. I use them for my RV batteries. Hope this helps.
1896291
Actually, I just went and measured it for you. The tape is 1/2" bad the writing is 1/4". Hope that helps.
1948862
Its closer to 3/8 or 5/16" thick. I just used it to line a motor box in a boat.
2045240
I don't know the mil but I used it for plenty of heavy boxes (home depot heavy duty boxes) when we moved. We had boxes of text books, pots/pans, tools, etc. The tape didn't budge.
1761314
It is difficult to measure the thickness because of the rolled edges of the stainless. My overall perception is that it is quite robust in consruction. My best guess as to thickness would be one mililemeter or .040 SAE.
207510
Not sure. I used the tape to secure an area rug to hardwood floors. It worked great
1890141
I don't know, but there is a problem with this tape! The pack I ordered stuck to itself and couldn't pass thru the labeler. Amazon said to dispose of it, and they sent me a new one at no cost. The second one had the same problem. I returned it, and am awaiting a credit. I suspect these tapes are very old or were stored inappropriately. If no one can answer your ques. email DYMO and they'll advise you.
586988
they are "examination gloves" there is no thickness in mils stated on the box, must be about one mil. essentially surgical gloves. rips easily.If you want more indestructible gloves, go to something like "Black Advance Nitrile Examination Powder Free Gloves, Black, 6.3 mil, Heavy Duty, Medical Grade, 100/box by Diamond..." listed at $12.99.
2148577
The one I purchased is 16 mil thick. I have opened the package to check but have yet to use the tarp. It is lightweight and great for that
2084858
It doesn't say anywhere on the roll. I will say it is much stronger than most gaffer's tape I have used. It tears hard. I am very happy with it. Sorry I don't have an exact answer for you.
1959347
1/16" thick. If you have adhesion problems just warm and re roll/press with a heat gun to finish and really bond.
566129
I use them to hold recipes in a binder and they have been sturdy enough for that. Not sure on the mil thickness.
2135453
I believe there were several different "mil" thicknesses available from this supplier. I don't remember the thickness I purchased off the top of my head. I use it on my snowmobiles and rode over 3,000 miles this winter with no issues.
1460586
I stood up from my chair, found a measuring tape, and took TIME out of my busy day to check this for you. It's exactly 1/16th of an inch in thickness. aka it was too big for my doorway, so i use it on my folding closet instead.Hope this helped. ;)
1572955
That info was not supplied. However, it is the same thickness as the original tape that came with my dispenser. I am going by the feel of it in my hand.