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MF03 Antispray Tape

Anti-Splashing Tape

The Mareflex MF03 are the new-generation Antispray Tapes designed with the aim of protecting pipeline installations against uncontrolled oil spraying and leakages in accordance with the latest SOLAS Consolidated Edition 2009, Chapter II-2/ Regulation 4, item 2.2.5.3.

Anti-Splashing Tapes

The function of Mareflex anti-splashing tapes is to transform a mist of flammable substances into a liquid and allow it to drip away in order to eliminate the risk of flammable mist combustion.

Leaks or sprays of pressurized fluids, such as hydraulic fluid, lube oil or fuel oils, onto hot surfaces are the potential sources of ignition.

Certified

Anti-Splashing Tapes certified by:
DNV, ClassNK, Korean Register, China Clasification Society, American Bureau of Shipping

Complies with the IMO A653 (16)

MF03 Probably the best Antispray Tape in the world

The MF03 is an upgraded version of well-recognised MF01 Antispray Tapes and offers significant improvements in performance, with the ability to withstand pressure up to 25 bars.

The improved and reinforced structure of new Antispray Tapes outperforms the previous models in terms of pressure resistance, while maintaining its ease of installation. The user-friendly design of MF03 Tapes is especially advantageous when it comes to fitting the tape around the more complex shapes often found in their working environments.

Availability

Technical details

  • Colour silver (with orange print)
  • Maximum pressure 25 BAR (363 PSI)
  • Thickness (without release liner) 320 micrometers
  • Temperature range -40°C to +160°C
  • Shelf-life At least 5 years from date of dispatch by Mareflex, when stored in the original box at 21°C and 50% relative humidity.
  • Adhesion PN-EN ISO 2411:2017-11 58 (N/50 mm)
  • Tensile strength PN-EN ISO 1421:2017-02 3460 N
  • Relative elongation PN-EN ISO 1421:2017-02 5,8 %
  • Chemical resistance Resistant to oils, grease, fuels, aliphatic solvent, weak acids, salts and alkalis

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