Collection: 3M ATG Tapes and Adhesive Transfer Solutions
Technical Guide to 3M Adhesive Transfer Tapes (ATG)
In the world of professional adhesives, 3M Adhesive Transfer Tapes (ATG) represent the gold standard for high-shear industrial bonding. By utilizing an ATG dispenser, technicians can achieve instant, precise adhesive transfer for applications ranging from graphic attachment and folder assembly to complex electronic mounting.
Engineered for Precision and Surface Compatibility
Selecting the correct ATG variant depends on your substrate and environmental requirements. Whether you require acid-free adhesive for archival picture framing or a high-tack acrylic for low-surface energy (LSE) plastics, the 3M series delivers consistent performance across temperature extremes.
3M ATG Series Performance Comparison
3M Series
Adhesive Type
Thickness
Max Temp
3M 924
Medium-firm Acrylic
2 mil
180°F
3M 926
Firm Acrylic
5 mil
300°F
3M 969
High-tack Acrylic
5 mil
250°F
3M 987
General Purpose Acrylic
1.7 mil
180°F
Frequently Asked Questions
Which ATG tape is best for plastic and fabric bonding?
3M 987 is highly recommended for bonding plastics and fabrics due to its balanced tack and high initial bond strength.
What is the shelf life of 3M ATG tape?
When stored in original packaging at 70°F (21°C) and 50% relative humidity, these tapes have a shelf life of 24 months from the date of manufacture.
Need more technical data on a specific roll?
View our 3M 467MP Technical Guide for deep-dive performance ratings on high-value adhesive transfer solutions.
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This is my go-to tape when I am matting my artwork. Its adhesive qualities and ease of application ensure my mats will still stay together until I want them to come apart, which is usually only when a mat has been damaged or begun to fade.
