Single-sided tape is an adhesive tape provided by Partech — supplied in rolls or sheets—produced by uniformly coating one side of a substrate (such as tissue paper, PET, PVC film, polyethylene, non-woven fabric, foam, acrylic, plastic film, or fiber) with an adhesive (such as elastomer-based, resin-based, or acrylic-based pressure-sensitive adhesive). It consists of three components: the substrate, the adhesive, and the release paper (or film).
Double-sided tapes are categorized into those with a substrate and those without a substrate.
Double-sided tape with a substrate uses materials such as tissue paper, PET, PVC film, non-woven fabric, foam, acrylic, or plastic film as the base. Both sides of the substrate are uniformly coated with an adhesive (such as elastomer-based, resin-based, or acrylic-based pressure-sensitive adhesive) to form the tape, which is supplied in rolls or sheets. It consists of the substrate, the adhesive, and the release paper (or film).
Double-sided tape without a substrate is produced by coating an adhesive (such as elastomer-based, resin-based, or acrylic-based pressure-sensitive adhesive) directly onto a release paper (or film) material. Supplied in rolls or sheets, it consists of only two components: the adhesive and the release paper (or film).
