Bisca Stic SPF-10

Bisca-Stic SPF-10

Reference	Bisca-Stic SPF 10
Product properties	Test standard	-	Values	Units
Film base		Skived virgin PTFE
Weight without adhesive	ASTM D751-00	± 5%	225	g/m2
Weight including liner			445	g/m2
Thickness without adhesive	ASTM D751-00	.	0.10	mm
Thickness without liner			0.16	mm
Surface texture	-	Smooth non-stick
Adhesive type		Silicone PSA
Adhesion			4	N/cm
Adhesive temperature resistance			-73 to +240	°C
Elongation			275	%
Dielectric strength			1400	V
Operating class			180	°C

Note: various widths are available, please contact our sales team to make your enquiry, details are available upon request.

Values shown are typical and are subject to change without notice. Before using, the user should determine the suitability of the product for its intended use and assumes all risk and liability in connection therewith. Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Weight tolerance g/m2 ± 5% variation.

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Material Properties

	Extremes of heat and cold resistance: minus - 73°C to plus + 260°C
	Chemical inertness: affected only by a few rare substances at very high temperatures
	High release from sticky materials 'non-stick'
	Easy cleaning (nothing bonds permanently)
	Low friction co-efficient: 0.04 - 0.10; depending on load and surface speed
	Chemical corrosion and moisture resistance
	Mildew and fungus resistance
	Outstanding electrical, insulative and di-electric properties
	Ultra-violet, infra-red, microwave, radio frequency resistance
	Non combustible - self extinguishing
	Food approval (USFDA)

Additional Information

Availability: Biscor's tapes are available in a variety of widths. Please contact our sales office on +44 (0)1274 694684 or email info@biscor.com to confirm available widths for the above product.

Fabric Care: Do not fold or crease the fabric when handling and installing. The fabric can eventually discolour in sunlight (turns white), but is otherwise unaffected by chemical or biological agents, heat or cold within its temperature range, or by most areas of the electro-magnetic spectrum.

PTFE (Teflon®) begins to soften at 260°C, increasing wear rate. Somewhat above 300°C, fumes are given off and these should not be inhaled. COSHH data available upon request. After contact wash hands thoroughly before handling or smoking tobacco.

email : info@biscor.com