Shurtape HP-400
High-Performance Grade Packaging Tape
Shurtape HP-400 High-Performance Grade Packaging Tape is a premium-grade biaxially oriented polypropylene film (BOPP) packaging tape used in demanding case sealing environments. Its aggressive rubber adhesive provides consistent and secure carton closure. Shurtape HP 400 is ideal for large, bulky or heavy content cartons in moderate to severe handling environments. Excellent for packaging, bundling, repairing cartons and paper and film bags. Recommended in higher speed, critical closure applications. It provides extra high bonding strength and holding power on corrugated cartons. Use for a tough, aggressive and consistent case sealing performance.
Case 2 inch x 36 rolls
Case 3 inch x 24 rolls
Technical Information
Shurtape HP400 High-Performance Grade Packaging Tape
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Adhesive: synthetic rubber-resin
- Carrier/Backing: 40 micron biaxially-oriented, cast polypropylene (BOPP) film
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Thickness: 2.5 mils (carrier, adhesive)
- Adhesion: 54 ounces per inch (to stainless steel test panel)
- Adhesion to Backing: 5 ounces per inch
- Tensile Strength: 33 pounds per inch (longitudinal) 58 pounds per inch (transverse)
- Application Temperature: 35°F to 110°F
- Service/Operating Temperature: 20°F to 150°F
- Elongation: 150%
- Holding Power to Fiberboard: 25,000+ minutes
- Certifications: ASTM D 1974-98 (2003); CID A-A-1684C; FDA Indirect Contact CFR 21, 175.105; FDA Indirect Contact CFR 21, 177.1520
- Core: 3" diameter
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HP400 Spec's |
Regulatory Compliance Letter |
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Nominal Tape Widths vs Actual Widths
Tape rolls are cut to standard tape industry metric widths of approx. 24mm per 1-inch of nominal width ordered. As a result ACTUAL tape widths are normally 5% narrower than the NOMINAL width shown in inches. Examples:
- 1" Nominal width = 15/16" (24mm) Actual width
- 2" Nominal width = 1-7/8" (48mm) Actual width
- 3" Nominal width = 2-13/16" (72mm) Actual width
Note that tape rolls are NOT guaranteed to be splice-free.
