by SpecTape
SpecTape is a Wisconsin-based manufacturer of hook and loop tapes and other adhesive products. The company offers both standard and customized products. Its products are self-adhesive, which makes them perfect for a variety of applications. It also offers converting services, including custom width rolls, adhesive coating, and die cutting.
SpecTape also makes double-sided tapes. These tapes have adhesive on both sides and are designed for mounting, gasketing, vibration dampening, thermal control, and cushioning. Its products come in polyethylene, neoprene, urethane, and other materials.
Green Belting PTFE Group
PTFE adhesive tapes are high performance materials that provide excellent release characteristics, even at extreme temperatures. The tapes are available in five different grades, ranging from 0.08mm to 0.14mm thick. They are also available in coils of 30 meters and by the square meter.
PTFE tapes are the best choice for a variety of applications. They can be used in laminating machines and dyeing drums, as well as in cutting food and medicine packaging. Their non-stick properties prevent them from leaving a residue.
The Green Belting PTFE Group chooses manufacturers that offer tapes that resist grit blasting. These materials are also resistant to spray coating adhesive tape manufacturers. PTFE tapes are made of 100% pure PTFE, which means that they are resistant to a variety of chemicals and solvents.
PTFE is a polymer made of tetrafluoroethylene molecules. Its unique characteristics make it highly regarded in many industries. It is non-reactive to chemicals and has low friction rates in solids. Its properties have made it widely used in everything from kitchenware to cars.
Shosky
Shosky is a leading manufacturer of adhesive tapes for a variety of applications. Their pressure-sensitive adhesives adhere firmly to a variety of surfaces and do not require solvents or water to activate. The adhesive tapes have a range of recommended bonding pressures ranging from 14.5 to 29 psi (no more than 10 N/cm2), and are compatible with most substrates. Typical application temperatures range from 59 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit. High temperatures can cause the tape to stretch and put additional stress on the final application.
