Industrial Double Sided Adhesive Tape

Industrial double sided adhesive tape is a thin double-coated tape category for factories that need accurate adhesive layers rather than thick mounting foam. A carrier holds the adhesive, both sides are coated with pressure sensitive adhesive, and a release liner protects the adhesive surface until application. In production, the tape must unwind smoothly, keep roll tension stable, resist liner curl, reduce edge ooze, and release cleanly during use.

This category is focused on converting, lamination, slitting, rewinding, and die-cut part supply. The value is stable thickness, carrier strength, balanced peel adhesion and release force, and repeatable handling from sample test to batch production.

Product Range / Covered Products

PET, tissue and other double-coated constructions can perform differently by substrate, adhesive chemistry and service load; use our double sided tape adhesion testing guide to compare surface energy, peel, tack and shear before selecting a tape.

Selection Guide

Start with the material being bonded and the converting process after coating. PET film carrier is suitable when the job needs a thin profile, transparent bonding, clean die-cut edges, and stable narrow-width slitting. Polyester film carrier works well for nameplate backing, appliance plate bonding, label backing, and component assembly. Tissue or non-woven carrier is better when the tape must follow foam, paper, fabric, or light film surfaces during lamination.

Adhesive coat weight and adhesive mass should be checked together. A typical 20 g/sqm-120 g/sqm per side range can be adjusted according to substrate surface, wet-out, peel adhesion, shear holding, and converting behavior. More adhesive can help on rougher surfaces, but too much adhesive may create edge ooze during die-cutting or make narrow rolls harder to unwind.

Benefits

• Keeps thin bonding within a controlled 0.05 mm-0.30 mm total thickness range.
• Improves slit-roll stability when carrier thickness, release force, and roll tension are matched correctly.
• Helps reduce waste caused by liner curl, edge ooze, roll telescoping, carrier stretching, or difficult part removal.
• Allows adhesive coat weight to be adjusted for wet-out, peel adhesion, shear holding, and die-cut edge cleanliness.
• Supports die-cut adhesive parts with liner overhang, pull tabs, and kiss-cut spacing for easier handling.

How Should Procurement Teams Select Between PET Carrier And Tissue Carrier Tape?

PET carrier tape is selected when the application needs a thin, clear, stable construction for accurate slitting, clean die-cutting, nameplate backing, film bonding, component positioning, or automated lamination. Tissue carrier tape is better when flexibility, conformability, and easier lamination to foam, paper, fabric, or light film materials are more important than optical clarity. Carrier stability, liner release, slit edge quality, adhesive mass, and the final converting method should be checked together.

TDS / Technical Range

Before approving a construction for production, review the double sided tape specification reference for thickness definition, peel, tack, shear, liner release, test conditions, and data status.

Applications

• Electronics assembly requiring thin adhesive layers with controlled total thickness.
• Display assembly support for film, label, insulation layer, or internal part bonding.
• Appliance nameplate bonding where clean die-cut edges and stable liner release are required.
• Film bonding, foam lamination, and web splicing in roll-to-roll converting lines.

Customization Options

Double Seal Tape Company can adjust the construction according to drawings and substrate tests. Custom parameters include total thickness, PET or tissue carrier, acrylic PSA grade, adhesive coat weight, liner material, release force, color, roll width, roll length, core size, slit tolerance, die-cut tolerance, part spacing, liner overhang, pull-tab design, and kiss-cut spacing.

For large-volume converting, confirm master roll width, target slit width, rewind length, roll tension requirement, liner direction, bonding substrate, application temperature, part pitch, and whether the part will be removed by hand or by automatic equipment. Sample roll inspection, liner release check, slit edge observation, and die-cut waste removal check help confirm production suitability.

What Roll And Part Formats Are Available For Converter Use?

Industrial double sided adhesive tape can be supplied as wide master rolls, slit rolls, rewind rolls, sheets, strips, kiss-cut parts on liner, or shaped die-cut pieces with liner overhang or pull tabs. Wide master rolls suit slitting, rewinding, lamination, or further die-cut processing. Slit and rewind rolls support production lines that require controlled width, stable roll tension, and cleaner handling.

FAQ

What is the difference between double coated PET tape and double coated tissue tape?

Double coated PET tape uses a PET film carrier for dimensional stability, clearer bonding, and cleaner die-cut edges. Double coated tissue tape uses a tissue or non-woven carrier for better flexibility and conformability.

Can this category be supplied as jumbo roll double sided tape?

Yes. Jumbo roll double sided tape can be supplied for slitting, rewinding, lamination, sheet cutting, or die-cut part production. Confirm master roll width, roll length, liner type, adhesive coat weight, and roll tension before production.

Which liner is better for die-cutting and automatic application?

Glassine paper liner is widely used for kiss-cut parts and stable release. PET or PP film liner can help when smoother release, lower dust, or clearer inspection is needed.

What should be tested before bulk production?

Test the actual substrate with planned bonding pressure, dwell time, peel direction, and working temperature. Also check liner release, slit edge quality, die-cut cleanliness, roll tension, adhesive ooze, part lifting, and part removal from the liner.