3M 1350-1/1350-2 Tape Data Sheet

3M 1350 Series is UL 510 recognized flame retardant polyester film tape, suitable for application at temperature not exceeding 130˚C.


3M 1350-1/1350-2 Tape Data Sheet - cover page
Brand
3M
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
65 KB
Published
09 April, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The 3M 1350‑1 and 1350‑2 tapes are pressure‑sensitive adhesive tapes with a polyester film backing and acrylic adhesive. They meet UL 510 flame‑retardancy requirements, are rated for a maximum temperature of 130 °C, and provide good flagging, solvent resistance, and printable surfaces.

These tapes are suited for wrapping coils, capacitors, wire harnesses, transformers, shaded‑pole motors and fractional‑horsepower motors. They are UL and CSA recognized components, and are offered in yellow, white and black colors.

What's inside

  • Product Description
  • Applications
  • Typical Properties
  • Colors
  • Temperature Class
  • UL 510 Flame Retardant
  • Printable

Specifications

Temperature Class130 °C
Dielectric Breakdown (1‑mil film)5500 V
Insulation Resistance>1 × 10⁸ MΩ
Breaking Strength (1‑mil)25 Ibs/in (44 N/10 mm)
Elongation (1‑mil)100 %
Adhesion to Steel30 oz/in (3.3 N/10 mm)
Available ColorsYellow, White, Black

Frequently asked questions

What temperature class does 3M 1350 Tape meet?

It is rated for a temperature class of 130 °C.

Is 3M 1350 Tape flame‑retardant according to UL standards?

Yes, it is UL 510 flame‑retardant.

What colors are available for the 1350 Tape?

The tape is offered in yellow, white and black.

What is the dielectric breakdown voltage for the 1‑mil film version?

The 1‑mil film version has a dielectric breakdown of 5500 V.

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