TapeCase 423-3 UHMW Tape Roll – 8 in. X 108 ft. Squeak Reduction Tape with High Tack Acrylic Adhesive. Friction Reduction Tapes
$22.56
Last updated on July 21, 2023 8:50 am Details
- Polyethylene Tape: abrasion resistant tape is designed to create a slip-plane effect that allows surface contacts without any wear and tear. The tape backing offers smooth, friction-free movement
- Squeak Reduction: the sound dampening tape adheres to normal and contaminated metallic, wooden, or plastic surfaces whether plain or painted. It helps to minimize squeaks and rattles caused due to vibration or wear of metals
- Applications: this acrylic adhesive tape provides excellent adhesion and strong bonds to protect metal chutes, corrugated boxes, conveyors and guide rails. The high-tack tape is used in the manufacturing, distribution, and automotive industries
- Longevity: this friction-resistant tape offers a long-lasting bonding for industrial and general-purpose usage. The low maintenance squeak reduction tape lasts longer than PTFE tapes in applications where lubrication is not possible
- Specifications: the heavy-duty tape roll measures 8 in. in width and 108 ft. in length and has 0.005 in. thick tape
Specification: TapeCase 423-3 UHMW Tape Roll – 8 in. X 108 ft. Squeak Reduction Tape with High Tack Acrylic Adhesive. Friction Reduction Tapes
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TapeCase 423-3 UHMW Tape Roll – 8 in. X 108 ft. Squeak Reduction Tape with High Tack Acrylic Adhesive. Friction Reduction Tapes
$22.56
M. Welk –
I have used reinforced heat resistant Teflon tape before , that works good but is often thicker than need.
This tape is not thick , the thickness is more like a primo packaging tape.
I could have used a slightly thicker one, but this will make a better sliding surface without changing things much.
I used it on a wood-on-wood drawer , and it solved the problem, the drawer now slides easier and no longer damages the surfaces.
The adhesion is good enough to peel the photo finish off , and still allowed for some lift and reset positioning prior to pressing it down. Looks like it would also be removable. Adhesion is a great balance.
Edwin Ricardo Alvarez Navarrete –
Buena calidad
jPalm1124 –
We have an older winter place in Florida and the drawers were wood on wood sliders, over the years the drawers were almost impossible to open and close. After covering all the areas with this tape the operate nice and smooth, just like new, saved me a ton of work.
Sukru Uckun –
High quality tape
Had some drawers that was running wood on wood whit this now on the runners it glide easily.
Ed –
I really like the tape but the roll I received varies in width by around +/- 1/16″. Not sure how or where it’s been cut but it sure doesn’t seem like it was cut wherever the tape was manufacured. If decent outer edges and width isn’t critical the tape is great. Unfortunately I assumed I’d be getting a OE roll of tape not something cut and re-spooled by a 3’rd party or I would have tried to purchase elsewhere.
Mr. Justin Evans –
My BMW 3 series had a frustrating squeak caused by the felt on the top of the doors rubbing against the door frame when the car was slightly less than perfectly clean. Installed this and the squeak has gone away completely transforming my car. I’ve had it in place now for a month and it’s still as new.
JMJR –
I mistakenly ordered this tape thinking it was anti-slip tape due to the “high tack” line in the description, only to realize it was low-friction tape. I will still come up with uses for it such as wood working jigs and tool fences.
H cox –
Great product, restored old wooden drawer runners to better than new. Also great for table saw jigs. I will think of many more uses.
M Donnelly –
Ever feel grip tape on a skateboard? This is the opposite of that. Needs to be called slip tape. Smoother than my wife’s freshly waxed legs. Used on dresser drawers that were rubbing. Tape was slippery. Adhered to the surface well and was enough to finish the job.
goofy –
Our house is almost 100 years old and the drawers in the kitchen were really ‘dragging’ due to wear.; I put this tape on one side and the drawers are all much easier to work. I tried both sides on one drawer, where it had a groove warn into it, but that just wound up binding, as the groove didn’t have enough clearance – I suspect that if I had just put it in the flat part of the groove, the drawer would be working near-perfectly.
Ian Terry –
This could be thought of as the world’s most expensive sticky tape, but it solved a problem of sticky wooden drawers (redwood runners on a redwood cabinet frame.)
It transformed the performance of the drawers giving a smooth opening and closing with no stickiness.
The traditional remedy of candle wax don’t compare with this high-tech tape which sticks securely and has the appearance of being very durable.
I’ll get back to you in ten years with a progress report 🙂
Sydney Skipper –
On the roll I received the adhesive stuck to the protective clear cellophane – none remained on the UHMW tape. There was no way to apply the UHMW tape without using my own adhesive. The description for this product indicates the UHMW tape has a high tack acrylic adhesive. Mine did not.
Lawana Walker –
Used this in combination with WD40 on an old tanker desk I refinished to help the drawers slide out better and it works like a charm!