Perforated heat shrink tape


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Hi there,

Is there a reason NOT to use a perforated heat shrink tape when doing a wet layup around a cylindrical object to get rid of the excess resin?

As I can't see it on the Easycomposite website, can I use standard tape and make holes with a pin? Or will the tension tear the tape off the part once heat is applied?

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Lester Populaire - 3/11/2020 10:46:30 AM
Physicx - 3/3/2020 10:01:09 AM
Hi Warren, many thanks for your reply.

I did a test yesterday with perforated tape, and it wasn't very conclusive.
Very difficult to remove, as it tears in small pieces.

Cheers,
P.

Did you use it the right way round? The one we are using here is self releasing only on one side of the tape, and if you accidentaly use it the other way round it is a pain to get rid of.

Yes that's right, the one I use has better release from the outside surface of the roll, also your hands mess with the release agent so I always hold the roll with a rag in hand too.





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