"Double-sided tape" is a common term for adhesive tape coated on both sides. It is manufactured by applying adhesive to both sides of a substrate and winding it into a roll, serving to bond objects together. Depending on the substrate used, there are various types of double-sided tapes, such as PET, conductive foam, PE foam, EVA foam, and OPP double-sided tapes. So, what exactly is PET double-sided tape?
Green PET high-temperature resistant tape is made from a flexible PET polyester film substrate coated on one side with a high-performance silicone pressure-sensitive adhesive. What are its characteristics and primary applications? They are outlined below.
Masking tape uses masking paper as its base material; this is a specialized paper designed for high-tech decoration and spray painting (also known as "color-separation tape" due to its specific function). It produces crisp, clear color-separation lines and allows for curved artistic effects, sparking a technological revolution and revitalizing the decorative spray-painting industry. In contrast, filament tape uses PET (polyethylene terephthalate) as its base material. PET offers excellent physical and chemical properties as well as dimensional stability; it is characterized by high toughness, tensile strength, and impact resistance, alongside excellent heat and cold resistance, as well as good resistance to chemicals and oils.
The name "stationery tape" immediately indicates its category and primary context of use—namely, in offices and as a standard stationery item. It can accomplish tasks that ordinary clear tape cannot. Here is an overview of the uses of stationery tape.
High-Temperature Masking Tape: This tape features a longitudinally striped adhesive coating and offers strong adhesion and excellent high-temperature resistance. It leaves no residue after removal following high-temperature exposure. Key characteristics include ease of tearing, good adhesion, resistance to varying temperatures, high bonding strength, flexibility, and clean removability without surface contamination. It is suitable for masking and protection during high-temperature baking and spray painting processes for automobiles, metal or plastic components, and furniture. It is also used in building decoration, painting, color separation, and wall masking, as well as in industries such as electronics, electrical appliances, varistors, and circuit boards.
The differences between masking tape and washi tape are as follows:
