RK 627 Decorative Line Tape - 1,080 mm x 55 m

Overview of RK 627 decorative line masking tape

RK 627 decorative line tape is a masking tape with a durable polymer film. At 1,080 mm wide and 55 m long, it is suited to masking large areas for contours and line markings. The rubber adhesive provides reliable adhesion to common substrates. The orange film improves visibility during masking. The product belongs to the RK 627 parent range and is established as a bestseller in its segment.

Suited to industrial painting processes where contours must be masked cleanly and a robust, temperature-resistant solution is required.

Suitable for contour and line markings

This tape covers large areas and makes it easier to mask contours during painting, assembly and coating processes. The wide film increases coverage and reduces gaps. The orange colour provides good visibility while working.

Dimensions and specifications

• Width: 1,080 mm
• Length: 55 m
• Thickness: 0.12 mm
• Core: 76 mm
• Colour: Orange
• Backing material: Heat-stable, cadmium-free polymer film
• Adhesive: Rubber
• Temperature resistance: -30°C to +135°C

High conformability and masking quality

The combination of heat-stable polymer film and rubber adhesive conforms well to edges and curves without damaging the material underneath. The width of 1,080 mm allows entire line areas to be covered quickly and reduces rework. The thickness of 0.12 mm provides flexibility without weakening the adhesive, while the orange colour improves visibility.

Application tips

1. Unroll the tape evenly and position it precisely along the contour.
2. Press down the edge carefully, particularly around curves.
3. Remove or leave the tape in place as required by the application, without leaving adhesive residue.

Masking tape construction

Backing material: heat-stable, cadmium-free polymer film; core 76 mm. Adhesive: rubber. Thickness: 0.12 mm. Colour: orange.

Bestseller status in the range

As a bestseller, RK 627 decorative line tape stands for reliable masking results in demanding processes, including exposure to temperatures up to 135°C.