STIKON

Double sided tape is used in many industries where materials need to be joined without screws, nails or other mechanical fixings. From mounting signs and trims to bonding plastics and foam, the right tape can make installation easier and create a neat finish. However, not every tape is suitable for every job. The adhesive, carrier and surface material all affect how well the tape performs. What makes a double sided tape strong? The strength of a tape depends on its construction and adhesive formulation. Some products use acrylic adhesives, while others use synthetic rubber adhesives. The carrier also matters. Filmic tapes use carriers such as PET, PVC or PP. These provide support and rigidity, making them useful for bonding flexible or semi-flexible materials. Tissue tapes are more conformable and can work well with materials such as foam, vinyl and board. For applications requiring a permanent bond between solid surfaces, high-bond acrylic tapes may be a suitable option. STI...