1.Common substrates include Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), Polypropylene
(PP), Polyester (PET), kraft paper, and fabric. For instance, PVC-based printed tapes are flexible and highly
transparent. PP-made tapes have good water-resistance and tensile strength. PET tapes are characterized by high strength and excellent
heat-resistance. Kraft paper tapes are environmentally friendly and are often used
in packaging scenarios where environmental protection is required. Fabric tapes possess good abrasion-resistance and breathability.
2.The main types of adhesives are acrylate-based, hot-melt
adhesives, and natural rubber adhesives. Acrylate-based adhesives offer good stickiness and
weather-resistance, adapting well to various surfaces. Hot-melt adhesives cure rapidly at room temperature with strong
adhesion. Natural rubber adhesives have good initial tack, enabling quick
adhesion to objects.
3.They can be printed with company logos, brand names, product
information, usage instructions, warning signs, etc. This serves the purposes of identification, promotion, and warning. For example, tapes printed with words like "Fragile", "Handle with
Care", or "Keep Dry" can remind people to pay attention to relevant
matters during handling and storage.
4.Printed tapes have good adhesion, which can effectively seal
packages, preventing items from scattering, getting damp, or being
contaminated. They can also be used for masking and protecting the surfaces of
objects. For example, in processes such as spraying and electroplating, they
can prevent parts that do not need to be processed from being
contaminated.
5.They can be customized according to customers' needs in terms of
color, pattern, text, size, etc., to meet various personalized
usage scenarios and design requirements. This helps enterprises enhance their brand image and product
recognition.
6.These are used for sealing boxes in the packaging of various
products. They are the most common type of printed tapes. They can display brand information during the packaging process.