| SKU | 7100135111 |
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| Legacy SKU | 70006263902 |
| UPC | 00051115117855 |
| Catalog Number | 5413 |
| Product Number | 5413 |
3M Polyimide Film Tape 5413 is for high-temperature applications, offering robust performance as high temperature tape and high temperature silicone adhesive tape. It effectively helps reduce adhesive transfer, helping customers simplify cleanup and enhancing productivity. With its dimensional stability, the 3M tape 5413 also withstands extreme heat.
- Reliable during intense heat applications helping customers with their operational efficiency
- Dimensional stability at high temperatures helps prevent rework, potentially enabling higher productivity
- Helps reduce risk of adhesive residue providing customers with a clean surface after removal
- Offers robust protection against harsh chemicals potentially extended the life of the substrate
Product Dimensions |
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| Thickness | 2.7 mil | 0.069 mm |
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| Weight | 5.89957 lb |
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| Length | 29.37008 in |
| Width | 6.41732 in |
| Height | 6.81102 in |
| Color | Amber |
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PRODUCT FAQ
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What are the key features of 3M™ Polyimide Film Tape 5413?
The 3M™ Polyimide Film Tape 5413 is designed with a polyimide film backing and silicone adhesive, making it highly resistant to heat, chemicals, and punctures.
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Can this tape be used for high temperature applications?
Yes! The 3M™ Polyimide Film Tape 5413 can withstand temperatures up to 500°F (260°C), making it ideal for use in high temperature environments.
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How much tape is included in one roll/case of the product?
Each roll/case of the 3M™ Polyimide Film Tape 5413 contains approximately 25 inches by 36 yards of tape, providing you with plenty of material for your projects.
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Is this tape easy to handle and apply?
Definitely! The polyimide film backing of the tape makes it easy to handle and work with, ensuring smooth application on various surfaces.
The term "Halogen Free" is defined by the International Electrochemical Commission (IEC) in their standard IEC 61249-2-21. According to this standard, the maximum allowable limits for chlorine is 900 parts per million (ppm), bromine is 900 ppm, and the total halogens should not exceed 1500 ppm.



