3M Scotch ATG Transfer Tape - 19mm x 33m

ATG (Adhesive Transfer Gun) tape is a pressure-sensitive adhesive that is dispensed from a special applicator gun. It allows for clean, controlled application of adhesive to surfaces without the mess of liquid glues or the bulk of tapes with foam carriers.

While it adheres to many materials, its performance on fabrics can vary. It's best suited for smooth, non-porous surfaces. For fabric applications, testing in an inconspicuous area is recommended.

Under recommended storage conditions (cool, dry, away from direct sunlight), the tape generally maintains its properties for at least one year from the date of manufacture.

No, 3M Scotch ATG 969 is a permanent adhesive and is not designed for repositioning once applied.

The tape can withstand a maximum operating temperature of +120°C.

For uncured adhesive, a suitable solvent like isopropyl alcohol may be used. Cured adhesive may require mechanical removal or specialized adhesive removers. Always test solvents in an inconspicuous area first.

The primary difference is the width of the tape. The 19mm tape covers a wider area per pass, while the 12mm tape is narrower for more precise application in tighter spaces or for smaller items. Both use the same adhesive technology.

Ensure the tape is loaded correctly in the ATG applicator. Check for any obstructions in the applicator's feed or liner take-up mechanism. Clean applicator components if necessary.

Verify that the substrate surface is clean, dry, and free from dust, oils, or release agents. Ensure sufficient pressure was applied during the bonding process using the applicator.

This can sometimes occur if the tape is not applied with consistent pressure or if the applicator is not functioning optimally. Ensure the applicator is held at a slight angle and moved smoothly across the surface.

Apply steady, consistent pressure and avoid excessive pulling. Ensure the applicator is functioning correctly and the tape is not bound.