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- 3M High Visibility Signals: a line of traffic signal devices, with the flagship being the Model 131 12" vehicle signal head. Produced from 1969–2007
- 3M Library Systems
- 3M Cloud Library - an app that allows library patrons to browse and borrow e-books via 3M digital kiosks in the library or online
- 3M e-Reader - a digital reading device that can be borrowed in the same fashion as a physical book
- 3M Intelligent Return and Sorter System
- Touch-screen enabled kiosk for browsing titles
- 3M Purification
- ACCR
- Aearo
- Avagard Hygiene Range
- Bondo
- Cavilon
- Chrome & Metal Polish
- Clarity
- Coban
- Command Adhesive
- Comply Steam Indicators
- Crimplok
- DI-NOC
- Dobie
- Durapore
- Dynatel
- FastBond Adhesives
- Fibrlok
- Filtrete
- Fluorinert
- Gold Privacy Filter
- Hockey-Fusion Grip Stick Tape
- Hockey Gear Tape
- Hockey Grip Tape
- Hockey-Hyper Grip Stick Tape
- Hockey-Liquid Flex Stick Coating
- Hockey Stick Tape
- Hookit sandpaper
- Imiquimod
- Littmann Stethoscopes
- Littmann Model 3200 Electronic Stethoscope with Zargis Cardioscan
- Medipore
- Microfoam
- Micropore Hypoallergenic Skin Tape
- Microtouch Touch Screens
- Motor Vehicle System Services Software Suite
- Multimedia Projectors
- Natural View protection film
- Nexcare
- Novec 1230
- O-Cel-O
- Peltor communication and hearing protection systems
- Petrifilm
- Post-it note
- Reddot ECK Electrodes
- Reston self-adhering foam
- SandBlaster
- Scientific Anglers
- Scotch-Brite
- Scotch Tape
- Scotch Magic Tape
- Scotchcal Film
- Scotchcast Fibreglass casting
- Scotchgard
- Scotchlite
- Scotchprint Graphics
- Scotch-Weld Adhesives
- Steridrape
- Steri-Strip
- Stikit sandpaper
- Super 77 Classic Spray Adhesive
- Tartan
- Tattle-Tape
- Tegaderm
- Thinsulate
- Velostat
- VHB
- Vikuiti
- Wetordry sandpaper
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