Articles Tagged with ''tapes''

PSA tapes are increasingly used as an alternative to liquid adhesives and traditional fastening technologies in building and construction applications.

A team at Virginia Tech has adapted kirigami, the ancient Japanese art of cutting paper, into a method for increasing the adhesive bond of ordinary tape.

The adhesive formulation, adhesive thickness, and coating method all impact the properties of UV-curable acrylic, hot-melt pressure-sensitive adhesives.

The completion of a workshop series hosted by Afera and the German Adhesives Association paves the way for the development of a new Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) tool for adhesive tape manufacturers in Europe.

The new Cotronics’ Thermeez™ 397PS is a thermally (up to 1500ºF) insulating, woven, ceramic sticky tape.

A new report on the market for automotive adhesive tapes estimates the market will reach $13,779 million by 2031.

There are several chemical types of materials that can be used as a release coating — such as polyacrylates, carbamates, polyolefins, fluorocarbons, chromium stearate complexes, and silicones.

Tape manufacturer tesa celebrated the expansion of its facilities in Sparta, Michigan, with customers, community leaders, and executives from Germany.

When choosing a pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) tape for your application, it’s critical to understand the materials you want to bond together and the application operating environment.

Blue Lake Packaging announces environmentally friendly alternative to traditional tape and tape dispensers.