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What is E&H 770-3FRD tape used for?
E&H 770-3FRD is a metalized Tedlar pressure-sensitive insulation blanket cover splicing tape used to fabricate aircraft insulation blanket covers, install and repair insulation systems, seal sewn seams, and close fabrication slits and holes around brackets, conduits, and other objects that pierce insulation.
What is the difference between E&H 770-3FRD and 770-3FRS?
The 770-3FRD uses a metalized Tedlar (PVF) film and meets Douglas DMS-1984 Rev. P Type 6 Class 2 with FAA Radiant Heat Panel approval, while the 770-3FRS uses a metalized polyester film and meets DMS-1984 Rev. M Type 5 Class 1. Both are fire-retardant insulation blanket splicing tapes with 0-second flame time.
What specification does E&H 770-3FRD meet?
It is approved to Douglas DMS-1984 Rev. P Type 6 Class 2, the FAA Critical Radiant Heat Panel test (FAR 25.856(A)), FAR 25.853 (A, B), DMS-1511, and Boeing BSS-7230. A Certificate of Conformance and Burn Test Certificate are included free.