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3M Diamond Grade™ 983-72 9837255OLD Reflective tape Red (reflecting) 50 m
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Diamond Grade™ contour marking tape
- Improved vehicle visibility
- Cost-effective measure for improved safety, also for stationary vehicles
- Reduced down-time potential through possible accidents
- Retrofitting to meet new regulation
Technical specifications
- Reflex class: RA3/C
- Power Level: diamond grade™
- Product type
Reflective tape
- Type
for vehicles with fixed structures
- Factory colour
Red (reflecting)
- Content
50 m
- Adhesive tape features
Suitable for solid stuctures
Microprismatic
Flexible
- Adhesive type
High Tack (pressure-sensitive)
- Compatible with (details)
Bonding on car paint
- Width
53.5 mm
- Series
Diamond Grade™ 983
- Type
Diamond Grade™ 983-72
- Certificate
ECE 104 C
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User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 857535 3M Diamond Grade™ 983-72 9837255OLD Reflective tape Red (reflecting) 50 m
Information
Information 857535 3M Diamond Grade™ 983-72 9837255OLD Reflective tape Red (reflecting) 50 m
Description
Retro-reflective marking for utility vehicles according to UN ECE R 104, self-adhesive and sealed on the edges. For clear identification of contours of vehicles with fixed structures.
Features
- Microprismatic film with high reflectivity
- Visibility from even acute angles
- Retroreflection even in wet conditions
- Simple affixing using self-adhesive roll-on material
- Superior integration into vehicle layout
- Resistant to petrol fumes, occasional fuel spills and cleaning
- Functional for at least eight years when adhering to instructions for handling and cleaning, as well as normal use.
Hints
Retro-reflective markings on trucks have been approved for use in Germany for many years. Identification of trucks using retro-reflective tape is now compulsory. Depending on the approval process, different regulations apply to the approval for specific utility vehicles.
Current equipment requirements:
For new type approvals
Compulsory from 10 October 2007 according to international law
Compulsory from 10 July 2008 according to European law
For all new registrations
Compulsory from 10 October 2011 according to international law
Compulsory from 10 July 2011 according to European law