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MK6120 0.2MM乳白色易拉胶

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为无溶剂环保合成橡胶的无基材産品，再涂覆特殊性能压敏胶粘剂，覆以双面离型纸而制成。使用时即贴即用，移去时可轻易拉下不残留，方便清洁。

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• 粘接牢固，可轻松移除、无残胶

• 可粘接固定电子元件，同时在维修或回收时可轻松移除无残胶，优化産品的可重工性

• 有基材易拉胶，防水，粘性强，抗震效果好

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• 电池、视窗固定

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