IQUIP Pre-taped Masking Film Refills

SKU 16TMS270017
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Refill rolls of pre-taped masking film for the iQuip dispenser. Tape is already applied down one edge, so you run the roll along the top of a wall or a window reveal and the film drops and clings by itself. No second pair of hands, no separate taping pass.

The film is 10 micron and corona treated, which means overspray sticks to it instead of beading up and running back onto the floor. It is self static, so it holds to glass, doors and cabinetry as it unrolls. The pre-applied tape is 20mm wide, giving more adhesion area than most hand-taped joints.

Five widths. Pick the width off the drop you need to cover: 650mm for skirting, benchtops and window reveals, 1400mm and 1800mm for doors and half walls, 2100mm and 2700mm for full wall height. The 2700mm comes on a 17m roll, the rest are 33m.

Features
  • Self Static Film: Clings to the protected surface as it unrolls, so it holds itself in place on glass, doors and cabinetry while you work.

  • Corona Treated: The film surface is treated so overspray adheres to it rather than beading and running back off onto the floor.

  • 10 Micron Film: Thin enough to fold and handle quickly, thick enough to take a full coat without splitting.

  • 20mm Pre-Applied Tape: A wide tape edge gives more adhesion area than a hand-taped joint, so the top edge does not drop mid-job.

  • Indoor Or Outdoor: Rated for both.

  • Covers The Full Room: Walls, doors, windows, cabinets, flooring and furniture.

  • Five Widths: 650mm, 1400mm, 1800mm and 2100mm on 33m rolls, 2700mm on a 17m roll.
Specifications
TYPE Pre-taped Masking Film Refill
FILM THICKNESS 10 Micron
FILM TREATMENT Corona Treated, Self Static
TAPE WIDTH 20 mm, Pre-Applied
AVAILABLE WIDTHS 650 mm | 1400 mm | 1800 mm | 2100 mm | 2700 mm
ROLL LENGTH 33 m (650 To 2100 mm) | 17 m (2700 mm)
PART NUMBERS 16TMS065033 | 16TMS140033 | 16TMS180033 | 16TMS210033 | 16TMS270017
USE Indoor Or Outdoor
PROTECTS Walls | Doors | Windows | Cabinets | Flooring | Furniture
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FAQs

Common questions.

Which width do I need?
Match it to the drop you are covering. 650mm handles skirting, benchtops and window reveals. 1400mm and 1800mm cover doors and half walls. 2100mm and 2700mm reach full wall height in a standard room. Most painters carry a narrow roll and a wide roll.
Do these fit the dispenser?
Yes. These are refill rolls for the iQuip pre-taped masking film dispenser. If you do not have a dispenser yet, buy the dispenser version instead, which comes with the tool.
What does corona treated mean?
The film surface has been treated so that overspray adheres to it. On untreated plastic the overspray beads up and can run back off the sheet onto the floor you are trying to protect.
What is the difference between these and the Envo Tape version?
The tape on the edge. These carry a standard tape. The Envo Tape version uses iQuip's 30 plus day UV rated Envo Tape, which matters if the film is going to sit for weeks or is going outside.
Why is the 2700mm roll shorter?
It is 17m against 33m on the narrower rolls, which keeps the roll diameter and weight manageable at that width.

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