Silicone

Arlon reinforced MOX-Tape® 30-series and 40-series fusible tapes incorporate a sinusoidal fiberglass fabric that gives a controlled elongation and increased tear resistance and tensile strength of the tape. 30-series fusible tapes have a minimum elongation before fracture of 25% and 40-series fusible tapes have a minimum elongation before fracture of 15%. The reinforcement has excellent mechanical characteristics while allowing the tape to conform to irregular shapes.

Arlon unsupported LevelWrap® and MOX-Tape® 20-series fusible tapes have tapered edges and a colored line along the apex. Triangular tapes are designated Type II under the A-A-59163 specification which supersedes Mil-I-46852C. The triangular profile allows the tape to form a smooth surface when each wrap is advanced one half the tapes width. The colored guide line down the center of the tape makes wrapping with a one half advance a simple and repeatable process.

The rectangular profile are of uniform thickness from edge to edge. Mox tape is fused with sinusoidal fiberglass fabric to increase tear resistance and tear strength. These fusible tapes are ideal where a smooth, even layer of tape is not required.

The triangular profile allows the tape to form a smooth surface when each wrap is advanced one half the tape width. Mox tape is fused with sinusoidal fiberglass fabric to increase tear resistance and tear strength. The colored guideline down the center of the tape makes wrapping with a one half advance a simple and repeatable process.