[TheForge] [OT] Re: 400 mph tape

[April & Bill Clemens]

http://www.alldec.com/400tape.php

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Having trouble "sticking" to the job with regular duct tape? Then try 400
MPH Tape - the high performance tape.

Up to 50% stronger, thicker and more adhesive than the leading brand of duct
tape and weather resistant.

Contractors, mechanics and handyman alike can benefit from its versatility.
400 MPH tape sticks to steel, concrete, wood, glass and brick. Seals and
repairs virtually anything!

400 MPH Tape - Duct tape on steroids!

400 Tape is a premium grade high adhesive tape. it features superior sealing
and adhesive capabilities to regular "duct tapes". The name is a registered
trademark which has its background in the auto racing and military where
regular duct tape was often referred to as "200mph tape". We have taken it a
step further and labeled our product "400mph tape". This reflects our
products increased strength, thickness, adhesiveness and long lasting
qualities over regular duct tapes.

400 Tape vs. Duct Tape

Extra Thick 17mm total 7-10mm
Extra Sticky peel Adhesion @ 70oz/in 30-50oz/in
Extra Strong Tensile Strength @ 40lb/in 20-30 lb/in
Poly coated vinyl surface 4mm 1-2mm
Natural Rubber Adhesive Solvent NR


-----Original Message-----
From: theforge-bounces at mailman.qth.net
[mailto:theforge-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Mike Spencer
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2007 5:50 PM
To: theforge at mailman.qth.net
Subject: [TheForge] [OT] Re: 400 mph tape


me> Anybody know what happened to 400 mph tape?

Ron> Years ago you could buy it military surplus from Army-Navy stores.

Well, these guys call(ed) their product "400 mph tape" to suggest it
was way better than that mil-spec stuff then called "100 mph tape".  I
used one roll and it was, in fact, astonishingly sticky and durable.

Since I posted, I've found evidence that "400 mph tape" may be a local
product and I'm trying to run down the people involved in the
business.  Looks like they may have folded or taken a powder.

Ho hum. Details to follow if I ever get any and they're interesting
enough to risk another OT post. :-)

- Mike

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