Double-sided adhesive tape with non-woven fabric (14012)

Product detailed description

Uses:

The non-woven double-sided adhesive tape is particularly suitable for laminating and therefore provides self-adhesive properties to materials with smooth, slightly textured or open cell surfaces. E.g. various moss rubbers, etc.

Product:
Transfer acrylic double-sided adhesive tape with non-woven backing

Advantages:
The adhesive system consists of a high performance solvent-free acrylic dispersion that has excellent resistance to aging and UV. It also has well-balanced properties in terms of peel and shear strength. The non-woven fabric carrier makes it easy to use even without the use of scissors.

Technical data:

Recommended application temperature: 10°C to 30°C

Peel strength: ≥ 25 N/25mm according to DIN EN 1939

Shear strength: 500 g /625 mm2 according to DIN EN 1943

TEXIM ADHESIVE double-sided adhesive tapes are used for firm bonding of bonded substrates. Due to the different properties of the materials to be bonded, double-sided adhesive tapes are also produced with different types of adhesives and carriers. Please consult our technical sales department for a suitable selection of these tapes.

Instructions for use:

The surfaces to be bonded must be clean, dry and degreased. Simple degreasers such as cleaning petrol or isopropyl alcohol are most suitable. When applying the tape, the tape should be pressed into the surfaces of the bonded substrates over the entire area with a force of approx. 0.5 - 1 kg/cm². If the material has back pressure, e.g. when gluing boxes or packaging, it is highly advisable to remove the back pressure by a suitable means (e.g. breaking the edges and then applying pressure while the glue is flowing). For rubber-based adhesives this time is approx. 12 hours, for acrylic systems approx. 24 hours. Bonding should be carried out at room temperature and room humidity.

If the tapes have been stored at temperatures below 16 °C, they should be temperature acclimatised for a minimum of 8 hours in an environment that meets the bonding conditions. After the adhesive has set, the joint may be subjected to mechanical, chemical and thermal stresses up to the values specified in the technical data sheet. The safest method of bonding is to test the tape in several pieces according to the instructions described above before bonding large batches.