All about Cable Protection and Wiring
All about Cable Protection and Wiring
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How to Specify a Lacing Tape<br />
Gudebrod Finish PTH - A low-outgassing synthetic rubber<br />
developed by NASA space requirements. Available on Type II<br />
(polyester) products only.<br />
Finish D [Teflon] - Gudebrod Finish T. (Available on Type IV,<br />
Glass tape only.) Teflon finish reduces fiber to fiber abrasion.<br />
Tapes with this finish have relatively poor knot slip resistance.<br />
Finish content ranges from 10% to 30%.<br />
Finish E [Vinyl] - Gudebrod Finish R. Vinyl chloride or vinyl<br />
chloride acetate copolymer finish provides good resistance to<br />
many aviation fluids, but knot characteristics are only fair. Finish<br />
content ranges from 15% to 30%.<br />
Finish F [Silicone Resin] - Gudebrod Finish S. Silicone resin<br />
finish provides good knot retention properties. Finish content<br />
ranges from 7% to 17%.<br />
Finish G [Nylon] - Gudebrod Finish B/G. (Available on Type I,<br />
Nylon (B), <strong>and</strong> Type V, Nomex (G) tapes only.) Liquid nylon<br />
finish provides good resistance to commonly encountered fluids<br />
<strong>and</strong> hydrocarbon fuels. Nylon finish tends to stiffen the tape, <strong>and</strong><br />
knot characteristics are generally poor. Finish content ranges<br />
from 4% to 14%.<br />
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Dacron®, Kevlar®, Mylar®, Nomex®, <strong>and</strong> Teflon® are registered<br />
trademarks of the Dupont Co.<br />
Super G®, Champion®, Monarch®, NCP®, HT®, Trimar® <strong>and</strong> EZ-Dub®<br />
are registered trademarks of Gudebrod<br />
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