Fabric tape is a combination of interwoven fabric fibers combined with a super-adhesive layer. This product has a sturdy structure and especially has very good adhesion, suitable for all material surfaces as well as all purposes.

Fabric tape is one of the most versatile adhesive tape products on the market today with high durability and adhesion based on special composition.

Material

The adhesive tape base layer is interwoven fabric fibers coated with a reinforced polyethylene film combined with a natural rubber adhesive layer. With such special ingredients, fabric tape has superior adhesive strength compared to other products, along with the toughness created by the woven fabric layer, so it is very flexible for many purposes.
Fabric tape is an ideal solution for adhesive applications even on uneven surfaces. The natural rubber adhesive layer has high moisture resistance, while the polyethylene reinforced film layer will help the adhesive tape have the toughness to ensure the ability to pack heavy packages.
Due to the structure of cross-woven fabric fibers, a convenient feature of this product is that users can easily tear the tape by hand instead of having to cut it with scissors or inconvenient support tools.

Product specifications

Fabric tape products are mostly used at a width of 48mm, or can also be produced in a width range from 20mm to 1000mm depending on the purpose of use. The length of the fabric tape is produced on request from 10, 15, 20, 50, 60, 80, 100 Yards, … Fabric tape has a common color of gray or black and is also available in different colors.

Practical application

In 1965, when the cloth tape product was born, it was also used in the aerospace industry at NASA. In 1970, when the Apollo 13 spacecraft crashed on the way back to Earth, cloth tape was used by astronauts to repair and reinforce some damaged parts on the spacecraft so that the astronauts could successfully and luckily return to Earth. Currently, cloth tape products are used in many industrial fields such as automobile and motorbike manufacturing, construction, electronics, chemicals, etc.