Solvent Packing Tape
Solvent tape is a type of adhesive tape that is made by applying a resin that has been thinned with a solvent to a film. This solvent evaporates from the surface where the tape is applied, causing the tape to adhere. Solvent tapes are typically characterized by their high adhesive strength and resistance to harsh conditions.
Solvent tapes are widely used in a variety of industries. For example, they are used in the automotive, electronics, construction, and packaging industries. Solvent tapes can be used for a variety of applications, including:
- Packaging: Solvent tapes can be used to package and protect products.
- Repair: Solvent tapes can be used to repair damaged products.
- Assembly: Solvent tapes can be used to assemble products.
- Insulation: Solvent tapes can be used for electrical and mechanical insulation.
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Thickness
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Width
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Lenght
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Colour
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42 µ
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24-70 mm
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40-1000 mt
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Transparent
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Safe and reliable products that are harmless to health. Polyethylene raw materials are used. It has high performance in terms of stretching and adhesion ratio. Does not cause unwanted breaks during packaging. Sensitive to the environment. Made from sustainable materials.
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Ultra-strong stretch films for high stretch and unbeatable stability. Banagida stretch films offer the highest level of durability and stability.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Solvent tape is a type of adhesive tape that is made by applying a resin that has been thinned with a solvent to a film. This solvent evaporates from the surface where the tape is applied, causing the tape to adhere. Solvent tapes are typically characterized by their high adhesive strength and resistance to harsh conditions.
Solvent tapes are widely used in a variety of industries. For example, they are used in the automotive, electronics, construction, and packaging industries. Solvent tapes can be used for a variety of applications, including:
- Packaging: Solvent tapes are widely used for packaging and protecting products. For example, they can be used to seal containers and pallets, pack delicate products, and protect products during shipping.
- Repair: Solvent tapes can be used to repair damaged products. For example, they can be used to seal cracks and holes, seal pipes and cables, and join parts together.
- Assembly: Solvent tapes can be used for assembling products. For example, they can be used to glue parts together, insulate, and for decorative purposes.
- Insulation: Solvent tapes can be used for electrical and mechanical insulation. For example, they can be used to insulate cables, insulate pipes, and insulate electronic components.
Here are some advantages of solvent tapes:
- High bonding strength: Solvent tapes have a strong bonding strength and can withstand harsh conditions.
- Versatility: Solvent tapes can be used for a variety of applications.
- Durability: Solvent tapes can last for a long time.
Solvent tapes are available in different types depending on the type of resin used, the type of solvent, and the thickness of the film.
Resin type:
- Rubber solvent tape: Rubber solvent tapes are characterized by high bonding strength and flexibility.
- Polyamide solvent tape: Polyamide solvent tapes are characterized by high strength and durability.
- Polyethylene solvent tape: Polyethylene solvent tapes are low-cost and flexible.
Hot melt packaging tape is activated using heating equipment and applied to the surface to be bonded. When pressed firmly to the surface and allowed to cool, it provides adhesion.
Solvents are substances that are used to dissolve various substances in chemical processes. The recyclability and recoverability of solvents depends on the type of solvent used and the degree of contamination. Some solvents can be recycled, but others may not be recoverable or the recycling process may not be economically feasible.