Professional-grade polyester masking tape with silicone adhesive for high-temperature applications up to 400°F. Designed for powder coating, anodizing, and flash breaking with clean one-piece removal and sharp paint lines.
3M™ Polyester Tape 8992 is a premium general-purpose polyester tape engineered for demanding high-temperature masking applications in industrial settings. This professional-grade tape features a translucent green polyester film backing combined with a chemical-resistant, pressure-sensitive silicone adhesive that performs reliably in extreme temperatures ranging from -60°F (-50°C) to 400°F (204°C). The tape is specifically designed for powder coating, anodizing, flash breaking, and other high-temperature surface protection applications across the transportation, aerospace, and metalworking industries.
The tape's exceptional thermal and chemical resistance, combined with its tough polyester construction, ensures clean, one-piece removal without breaking or slivering. Its smooth, translucent backing aids in precise positioning and identification while providing sharp, consistent paint lines for professional-quality masking results. The silicone adhesive bonds effectively to difficult surfaces including powder-coated, metal, and composite substrates, making it ideal for protecting parts during handling, shipping, and complex manufacturing processes.
With a total thickness of 3.2 mil and a width of 3/4 inch, each roll provides 72 yards of reliable masking coverage. The case contains 48 rolls for bulk industrial use. 3M™ Polyester Tape 8992 meets ASTM D3330, ASTM D3652, and ASTM D3759 specifications, ensuring compliance with industry standards. This tape is engineered for industrial and occupational use only, providing superior performance in the most challenging masking and surface protection applications.
Key Features
- High thermal resistance works in demanding conditions up to 400°F (204°C)
- Engineered for clean one-piece removal without breaking or slivering
- Polyester construction with excellent thermal and chemical resistance
- Sharp color separation with silicone adhesive and smooth edged backing for precise paint lines
- See-through translucent green backing aids identification and positioning
- Tough construction with polyester backing strong enough to break through powder coating and resins
- Pressure-sensitive silicone adhesive bonds to difficult surfaces
- Operates reliably from -60°F (-50°C) to 400°F (204°C)
- Meets ASTM D3330, D3652, and D3759 specifications
- Ideal for aerospace, automotive, and metalworking industries
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Value |
| Part Number | 8992 |
| Brand | 3M |
| Product Color | Green |
| Backing Material | Polyester |
| Adhesive Type | Silicone |
| Overall Width (Imperial) | 0.75 in |
| Overall Width (Metric) | 19 mm |
| Overall Length (Imperial) | 72 yd |
| Overall Length (Metric) | 65.8 m |
| Total Tape Thickness (Imperial) | 3.2 mil |
| Total Tape Thickness (Metric) | 0.082 mm |
| Backing Thickness (Metric) | 0.052 mm |
| Tensile Strength (Imperial) | 57 lb/in |
| Tensile Strength (Metric) | 998 N/100mm |
| Elongation at Break | 148% |
| Maximum Operating Temperature (Fahrenheit) | 400°F |
| Maximum Operating Temperature (Celsius) | 204°C |
| Minimum Operating Temperature (Fahrenheit) | -60°F |
| Minimum Operating Temperature (Celsius) | -50°C |
| Application | High Temperature Masking, Surface Protection |
| Recommended Applications | Powder coating, anodizing, flash breaking, composite bonding, chemical milling |
| Smallest Saleable Unit | Roll |
| Units per Case | 48 Roll |
| Specifications Met | ASTM D3330, ASTM D3652, ASTM D3759 |
| Industries | Aerospace, Appliance, Automotive, Construction, Electronics, General Industrial, Medical, Metalworking, Military, Print, Specialty Vehicles, Transportation |
| UPC Code | 00051115647147 |
| 3M ID | 7000049775 |
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