Constructed with a polyethylene-laminated cloth backing. This high-tack tape features exceptionally strong adhesion, is easy to tear by hand, possesses high tensile strength, and offers resistance to oil, wax, and corrosion. It is suitable for heavy-duty packaging and carton sealing, securing carpet seams, bundling cables and telephone lines, providing protective covering for wiring runs, and sealing rubber and insulation joints.
Plastic Film-based Printed Tapes: These utilize plastic films—such as BOPP, PET, and Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)—as their substrate. Among these, BOPP printed tape is widely used in the packaging industry due to its excellent transparency, stiffness, and cost-effectiveness; PET printed tape, conversely, offers higher strength and heat resistance, making it frequently used for the packaging of electronic and electrical products.
Carton sealing tapes come in a wide variety of forms: transparent tape, beige tape, colored tape, printed tape, and more. All are essentially adhesive tapes composed of a film substrate and a pressure-sensitive adhesive; serving as indispensable tools in both daily life and professional settings, they exist in numerous varieties, each offering distinct functions.
An amber-colored silicone tape featuring a PI (Polyimide) substrate, laminated with a transparent fluoropolymer release liner. It possesses excellent high-temperature resistance, superior electrical insulation properties, and moderate adhesion. Notably, it leaves no adhesive residue upon removal after high-temperature processing.
A PI-based acrylic adhesive tape featuring an amber tint and a transparent release liner. It offers excellent heat resistance, superior electrical insulation properties, and moderate adhesion; furthermore, it leaves no adhesive residue upon removal after high-temperature processing.
Based on specific industry application characteristics—as well as variations in tape substrates and adhesive selections—products are categorized and classified according to their operational temperature ranges. High-temperature tapes are primarily utilized in the following industries:
