Polyether Foam Tape - P8500E - Pres-On

Material Category	Plastic
Material	Ether, Polyether, Polyurethane, Urethane
Cell Structure	Open Cell
Stock or Special Order	Stock
Type of Tape	Single Sided, Plain, no adhesive
Adhesive	Rubber
Thickness	1/8", 3/16", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 5/8", 3/4", 1", 1.25"
Produced as	Rolls, Spools, Sheets, Pre-Cut Shapes
Roll Widths	1/4" to 54" wide
Softness	Extra Soft
Color	Gray
Texture	Open Cell
Durability	Fair
Material Price	Budget
Foam High Temperature Rating	200 F
Foam Low Temperature Rating	-20 F
Adhesive Temperature Range	0 to 140 F (Rubber)
Compression Deflection	.7 psi, 25% compression
Durometer Shore	< 10 OO
Density	1.45 lb/ft³
Tensile Strength	20 psi
Elongation	200%
R Value	Good (open cell)
Sound Absorption	Good (open cell)
Application	Filter Gaskets, HVAC
Industry	Filters, HVAC, Packaging
Reach / RoHS	Yes
Made in:	Bolingbrook, IL USA
Test Methods:	See technical data sheets for full data and test methods.
Disclaimer a:	Technical data presented above is the foam/material prior to the adheisve.
Disclaimer b:	End user is responsible for determining the suitability of the product to application.
Terms and Conditions	https://www.preson.com/terms-conditions.
Sku	P8500E

Polyether – Polyurethane Foam Tape. Open cell ultra soft, gray, with a smooth open surface. It is also known as a reticulated foam.

Light duty cushioning foam with an industry leading adhesive bond. Great for most cushioning, insulation, filter, gap filling, and gasket applications.

Adhesive: Pres-On’s superior direct wet coat high-tack permanent rubber pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) on one side with easy-to-use release liner.

Also available with our permanent high tack acrylic adhesive, or without adhesive, and with Mylar film.

Produced in rolls, sheets, pre-cut (digital & die-cut) shapes, spools, and other customizable options.

Learn about “Pres-On’s Superior Wet-Coat Adhesive”

This ultra soft foam is compress in roll form. Applications that require a thickness tolerance, we recommend unwinding to allow rebound, and limiting a compressed roll to use within 6-8 weeks.