Adhesives Research, Inc: Repulpable tape

Adhesives Research announces Arclad® 9519, a high-performance repulpable splicing tape. The red, single-faced repulpable tape offers aggressive tack for splicing various grades of paper, including coated and uncoated, fine, lightweight, bond, and specialty papers, as well as paperboard.

Adhesives Research, Inc.

Mar 31, 2004

Self-wound, single-faced construction provides quick and easy application during the start and finish of paper rolls.

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