Packaging Tapes
Master'in tapes offer high tear strength and come in various grades for light to medium packaging. Meanwhile PVC tapes provide extra adhesive strength for heavy-duty use, including refrigerated environments.
How do you choose the right packaging tape for your needs?
Choosing the right packaging tape depends on the application and the surface you're sealing. Antalis offers a variety of tapes to meet different needs, such as standard polypropylene tapes for general use, coloured tape for identification and marking, and printed warning tapes for safety alerts and handling instructions. Consider factors like adhesion strength, visibility, and whether the tape needs to withstand outdoor or high-stress environments.
How does the adhesive strength of packaging tapes differ between materials?
The adhesive strength of packaging tapes varies depending on the material. Master’in PVC tape, for example, has a solvent-based natural rubber adhesive that provides extra cohesion, making it ideal for adhering to uneven surfaces. This makes it particularly strong for industrial applications or environments with varying surface textures. Whereas other tapes, like standard polypropylene tapes, offer excellent adhesion for lighter packaging applications.
How do noise qualities affect the usability of packaging tapes?
Noise qualities play a key role in the usability of packaging tapes, especially in environments where noise reduction is important. Low noise tapes are available for office or warehouse settings where noise reduction is preferred. In contrast, other tapes might create more noise during application, which may not be desirable in workplaces requiring quieter operations.
