High-Bond Tissue Tape
Precision-coated High Adhesion construction engineered for Fixing metal and plastic trims and Attachment in electronics assembly. Customizable thickness, adhesive system and width — backed by cleanroom coating and inline inspection.
Application
- Fixing metal and plastic trims
- Attachment in electronics assembly
Advantage
- Enhanced adhesive loading for high bond strength
- Good shear and temperature resistance
Fabrication
- Die-cutting and precision slitting to custom shapes and widths
- Supply as jumbo rolls, sheets or narrow-width slit rolls
- Single or double-sided lamination with release liner
- Cleanroom slitting and packaging available on request
Typical Specifications
| Construction | Base film coated with pressure-sensitive adhesive |
|---|---|
| Adhesive System | Acrylic / silicone / PU — selected to match your process |
| Thickness | Customizable to specification |
| Width | Up to 2,600 mm coating width |
| Release Liner | Single or double-sided release liner options |
| Color | Transparent standard; other colors on request |
| Supply Form | Jumbo rolls, sheets or precision-slit rolls |
Values are configuration options, not fixed limits — every roll is produced to your agreed specification.
Common Questions About High-Bond Tissue Tape
Can I order High-Bond Tissue Tape in a custom thickness, width or adhesion level?
Yes. Adhesive formulation, thickness and width are all adjustable — coating width goes up to 2.6 m. Share your process window and our engineers will match a construction to it.
Do you provide samples of High-Bond Tissue Tape for testing?
Yes. Sample rolls or sheets can be arranged before mass production, backed by our pilot coating lines for quick validation.
What is High-Bond Tissue Tape mainly used for?
Typical applications include Fixing metal and plastic trims and Attachment in electronics assembly. Tell us your end process and we will confirm suitability.
How is High-Bond Tissue Tape quality controlled?
Materials are coated in class-1000 / class-100 cleanrooms and inspected inline with a Dr. Schenck scanning system before slitting and shipment.
