TESA 521 Series
Description:
These premium mounting tapes are available in various foam densities for specific types of printing. The unique closed-cell polyethylene foams are ideal for combination
These premium mounting tapes are available in various foam densities for specific types of printing. The unique closed-cell polyethylene foams are ideal for combination printing and process/fine screen printing. 521 differs from 520 Series in that is has lower adhesion on the plate side, for easy repositionability during mounting. For easy identification, each product has a color-coded logo printed on the tape.
Description
| 15 MIL TAPES | |
| 52115 15 mil (blue logo) Ideal for combination printing when good solids and reverses are required. Lower plate-side adhesion. |
52117 15 mil (red logo) The choice for combination printing when the quality of process and fine screens is critical. Lower plate-side adhesion. |
| 52118 15 mil (yellow logo) Low density foam carrier is very soft and is ideal for process and fine screen printing. Lower plate-side adhesion. |
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| 20 MIL TAPES | |
| 52120 20 mil (blue logo) Ideal for combination printing when good solids and reverses are required. Lower plate-side adhesion. |
52121 20 mil (purple logo) For combination printing when solids/reverses and process/fine screen are equally important. Lower plate-side adhesion. |
| 52122 20 mil (red logo) The choice for combination printing when the quality of process and fine screens is critical. Lower plate-side adhesion. |
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