Types of Adhesive Tapes

TYPES OF ADHESIVE TAPES

A foam closed cell, cross linked polyethylene foam coated on both sides with a pressure sensitive adhesive
Used to bond and confirm the product to irregular surfaces
Can be protected by a release liner which is removed and discarded at the time of installation

A flexible carrier adhesive tape material that is coated on one side with a pressure sensitive adhesive
Used to bond the product to a substrate – splice other items together
Can be protected by a release liner which is removed and discarded at the time of installation

A fairly thin, flexible carrier adhesive material that is coated on both sides with a pressure sensitive adhesive
Used to bond two substrates, either similar or dissimilar in nature, together
Highly customizable with the two adhesive layers being the same or different adhesives
Protected by a release liner on one side with the other side exposed
Ideal for gasket bonding, insulation materials, bonding electronic components, attaching molding, extruded plastic parts and more

Also called free film, this product consists of a layer of pressure sensitive adhesive without a carrier
Protected by a release liner on one side with the other side exposed
More extensible and conformable because there is no carrier
Ideal for mounting nameplates, second surface printed signs or labels, and other decorative substrates

Rubber adhesives are made from natural or synthetic rubbers and are formulated with various compounds to become tacky.

Acrylic adhesive tapes are a combination of acrylic monomers and other compounds formulated to create specific chemical structures that are tacky.

Silicone adhesive tapes are formulated with silicone polymers specifically designed to bond with silicone substrates for premium performance.

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