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Our glossary<\/strong><\/h1>Glossary of technical terms<\/span><\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Abrasion Resistance<\/div>The ability of a tape to withstand rubbing and friction and still function satisfactorily.<\/span><\/div>
Abrasion resistance<\/div>The ability of a tape to resist friction and still function satisfactorily.<\/span><\/div>
Accelarated Ageing<\/div>A means whereby the deterioration of a tape may be accelerated in the laboratory<\/span><\/div>
Accelerated ageing<\/div>A test that can be used to accelerate the ageing of an adhesive tape in the laboratory<\/span><\/div>
Acrylic Polymer<\/div>A synthetic polymer with excellent ageing characteristics that can be used either as a single component adhesive or a coating or a saturant, depending upon composition<\/span><\/div>
Acrylic polymer<\/div>A synthetic polymer with excellent ageing properties that can be used either as a one-component adhesive or as a coating or impregnating agent, depending on its composition<\/span><\/div>
Adhesion<\/div>The state in which two surfaces are held together by interfacial forces<\/span><\/div>
Adhesion Build Up<\/div>An increase in the adhesion value of a pressure sensitive tape after it has been allowed to dwell on the substrate<\/span><\/div>
Adhesion promoter<\/div>See primer<\/span><\/div>
Adhesion to backing<\/div>The force required to remove a tape ( in the same manner as peel adhesion ) from its own backing to which it has been reapplied with a definite pressure after being removed from the roll<\/span><\/div>
Adhesive Failure<\/div>Failure of an adhesive bond so that the separation is at the interface of adhesive and substrate and no residue is left on the substrate<\/span><\/div>
Adhesive failure<\/div>Failure of an adhesive bond so that separation occurs at the interface between the adhesive and the backing material and no residue remains on the backing material.<\/span><\/div>
Adhesive Residue<\/div>See\u00a0Adhesive Deposit<\/span><\/div>
Adhesive residues<\/div>See adhesive transfer<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Adhesive strength<\/div>The state in which two surfaces are held together by interfacial forces<\/span><\/div>
Adhesive strength build-up<\/div>An increase in the adhesion value of a pressure-sensitive adhesive tape after it has been applied to the substrate<\/span><\/div>
Adhesive strength on the back of the tape<\/div>The force required to remove a tape (in the same way as peel adhesion) from its own backing material to which it has been reapplied after being peeled from the roll at a given pressure.<\/span><\/div>
Adhesive Transfer<\/div>Adhesive which is pulled away from the tape on removal and remains on the substrate<\/span><\/div>
Adhesive transfer<\/div>Adhesive that is removed from the adhesive tape when it is peeled off and remains on the backing material.<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Backing<\/div>The flexible supporting film, fabric, foil, or paper to which a pressure sensitive adhesive is applied<\/span><\/div>
Bleeding<\/div>See\u00a0Migration<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Bleeding<\/div>See Migration<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Breaking Strength<\/div>The force required to break a unit width of tape under prescribed conditions<\/span><\/div>
Breaking strength<\/div>The force required to tear a tape under prescribed conditions.<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Caliper<\/div>See\u00a0Thickness<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Calipers<\/div>See thickness<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Carrier<\/div>The base material onto which a pressure sensitive adhesive is applied, on both faces, to produce a double-sided tape<\/span><\/div>
Carrier<\/div>see carrier<\/span><\/div>
Cohesion<\/div>The ability of an adhesive to resist splitting<\/span><\/div>
Cohesion<\/div>The internal strength of an adhesive<\/span><\/div>
Cohesion failure<\/div>Failure of an adhesive bond so that separation occurs within the adhesive<\/span><\/div>
Cohesive Failure<\/div>Failure of an adhesive bond such that the separation is within the adhesive<\/span><\/div>
Cohesive Strength<\/div>As\u00a0Cohesion<\/span><\/div>
Cohesive strength<\/div>See cohesion<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Color<\/div>Usually describes the color of an adhesive tape when looking at the back, regardless of the color of the adhesive<\/span><\/div>
Colour<\/div>Usually describes the colour of a tape when looking at the backing, regardless of the colour of the adhesive<\/span><\/div>
Conditioning<\/div>The process of subjecting material to specific temperatures and relative humidity conditions for a defined period of time<\/span><\/div>
Conditioning<\/div>The process of exposing material to specific temperatures and relative humidity conditions for a specified period of time<\/span><\/div>
Core<\/div>The inner cardboard or plastic cylinder on which the tape is wound<\/span><\/div>
Creped Paper<\/div>Paper having small regular folds to give higher elongation than a flat back paper of the same weight<\/span><\/div>
Creped paper<\/div>Paper with small regular folds to achieve a higher elongation than a paper with a flat back of the same weight<\/span><\/div>
Crimping<\/div>The tendency of a tape to unwind when it is unwound and left hanging from the roll<\/span><\/div>
Cross-Linking<\/div>The development of a three-dimensional structure within an adhesive to improve cohesive strength, temperature, oil or solvent resistance<\/span><\/div>
Curling<\/div>The tendency of a tape to curl back on itself when unwound and allowed to hang from the roll<\/span><\/div>
Curvature<\/div>See telescoping<\/a><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Delamination<\/div>A splitting of the backing or carrier into two distinct layers<\/span><\/div>
Delamination<\/div>Splitting the carrier material into two different layers<\/span><\/div>
Dishing<\/div>See\u00a0Telescoping<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Double Sided<\/div>See\u00a0Double Coated<\/span><\/div>
Double-sided adhesive tape<\/div>An adhesive tape which is coated with adhesive on both sides<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Edge corrugation<\/div>Lifting the outer edge of an adhesive tape after application<\/span><\/div>
Edge Curl<\/div>The peeling back or lifting of the outer edge of a tape after application<\/span><\/div>
Elastic Memory<\/div>A tendency of some tape backings to attempt to return to their original length after becoming elongated<\/span><\/div>
Elastic memory<\/div>The tendency of some adhesive tape carriers to return to their original length after being extended<\/span><\/div>
Electrical Strength<\/div>The voltage at which breakdown of the tape occurs under the prescribed testing conditions divided by the distance of the two electrodes between which the voltage is applied<\/span><\/div>
Electrical strength<\/div>The voltage at which a breakdown of the tape occurs under the prescribed test conditions, divided by the distance between the two electrodes between which the voltage is applied.<\/span><\/div>
Elongation at Break<\/div>The amount a tape has stretched lengthwise at the point of breaking. It is expressed as a percentage of the original unstretched length<\/span><\/div>
Elongation at break<\/div>The amount by which a tape has stretched longitudinally at the break point. It is expressed as a percentage of the original, unstretched length. <\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Filaments<\/div>Thin longitudinal threads of glass, polyester, Nylon or other high strength materials<\/span><\/div>
Filaments<\/div>Thin longitudinal threads made of glass, polyester, nylon or other high-strength materials<\/span><\/div>
Film<\/div>Uniform, homogeneous, non-fibrous synthetic webs<\/span><\/div>
Flagging<\/div>A peeling away from the surface or tape backing of the end of a length of tape, particularly in a spiral wrapped application<\/span><\/div>
Flagging<\/div>Removal of the tape end at the end of the winding after processing the adhesive tape<\/span><\/div>
Flame Resistance<\/div>The ability of a tape to withstand exposure to flame, fireproof materials will not burn when exposed to flame flame resistant ( fire retardant, self extinguishing ) Materials will burn when exposed to flame but not continue to burn after the flame is removed<\/span><\/div>
Flame resistance<\/div>The ability of a tape to withstand flames. Fire-resistant materials do not burn when exposed to flames. Flame-resistant (fire-retardant, self-extinguishing) materials will burn when exposed to flames, but will not continue to burn after the flame has been removed <\/span><\/div>
Flexibility<\/div>The ability of a tape to be freely bent or flexed during application, particularly applicable in low temperature use<\/span><\/div>
Flexibility<\/div>The ability of a tape to be freely bent or flexed during application<\/span><\/div>
Foam<\/div>A soft cushion material formed by creating bubbles in base materials, such as natural or synthetic rubbers, or other elastomeric materials<\/span><\/div>
Foam<\/div>A soft cushioning material created by the formation of bubbles in base materials such as natural or synthetic rubber or other elastomer materials<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
G<\/div>Back to top<\/a><\/div>
Gapping<\/div>Opening between layers of tape in a roll<\/span><\/div>
Gapping<\/div>Gaps between the adhesive tape layers of a roll<\/span><\/div>
Gauge<\/div>See\u00a0Thickness<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Gloss<\/div>The measure of the reflectiveness of a tape backing, generally expressed by such terms as glossy, low gloss dull, etc. A more specific definition is on the Gardner scale which measures absorption of light reflected from a beam with a stated angle of incidence<\/span><\/div>
Gloss<\/div>The measure of the reflectivity of an adhesive tape backing, generally expressed by terms such as glossy, low gloss, matt, etc. A more specific definition can be found on the Gardner scale, which measures the absorption of light emitted from a beam with a specified angle of incidence<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
H<\/div>Back to top<\/a><\/div>
Heat resistance<\/div>The ability of a tape to withstand a specified temperature<\/span><\/div>
Heat resistance<\/div>The ability of a tape to withstand a certain temperature<\/span><\/div>
High Speed Unwind<\/div>Unwinding or dispensing of tapes at a relatively high speed, usually over 15 metres per minute<\/span><\/div>
Holding force<\/div>The ability of the adhesive to withstand forces exerted in the same plane as the tape <\/span><\/div>
Holding Power<\/div>The ability of the adhesive to resist forces applied in the same plane as the tape<\/span><\/div>
Hot melt adhesive<\/div>A pressure-sensitive adhesive that is applied to the substrate in hot, molten form and forms a conventional pressure-sensitive adhesive when it cools.<\/span><\/div>
Hot melt Pressure Sensitive Adhesive<\/div>A pressure sensitive adhesive applied to the backing in a hot molten form which cools to form a conventional pressure sensitive adhesive<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
I<\/div>Back to top<\/a><\/div>
Impact resistance<\/div>See impact resistance<\/span><\/div>
Inner bond<\/div>See cohesion<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Insulating Tape<\/div>Tapes used for electrical insulation<\/span><\/div>
Insulating tape<\/div>Tapes for electrical insulation<\/span><\/div>
Insulation Resistance<\/div>The ability of a tape to prevent the flow of a current across the surface of the backing<\/span><\/div>
Insulation resistance<\/div>The ability of a tape to prevent the flow of current across the surface of the carrier.<\/span><\/div>
Interliner<\/div>See Release\u00a0Liner<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Interliner<\/div>See release liner<\/span><\/div>
Internal Bond<\/div>As\u00a0Cohesion<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Label material<\/div>Pressure-sensitive materials that are normally printed, often die-cut, supplied in roll or sheet form with interleaving and intended for use as labels.<\/span><\/div>
Label Stock<\/div>Pressure sensitive materials which are usually printed, frequently die-cut, furnished in roll or sheet form with an interleave, and intended for use as labels<\/span><\/div>
Laminate, Lamination<\/div>Combinations of two or more materials which function as one backing e. g Polyurethane foam and polyester film<\/span><\/div>
Laminate, lamination<\/div>Combinations of two or more materials acting as a carrier, e.g. g polyurethane foam and polyester film<\/span><\/div>
Lifting<\/div>Occurs when sections of tape loses contact with the surface to which the tape is applied<\/span><\/div>
Liner<\/div>See Release\u00a0Liner<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Liner<\/div>See release liner<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
M<\/div>Back to top<\/a><\/div>
Metal Foil<\/div>Thin flexible sheets of metal such as aluminium or lead used as tape backings<\/span><\/div>
Metal foil<\/div>Thin, flexible metal plates such as aluminum or lead, which are used as adhesive tape carriers<\/span><\/div>
Migration<\/div>The movement over a period of time, of an ingredient from one component to another when the two are in surface contact. May occur between tape components or between a tape and the substrate<\/span><\/div>
Migration<\/div>The movement of a component from one component to another over a period of time when the two are in surface contact. Can occur between belt components or between a tape and the substrate <\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Networking<\/div>The development of a three-dimensional structure within an adhesive to improve cohesive strength, temperature, oil or solvent resistance<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Off Core<\/div>Layers of tape are in correct alignment, but tape is displaced sideways on core<\/span><\/div>
Offset<\/div>The movement of a component of an adhesive tape, usually the adhesive, from its proper location to another position. This transfer can occur when unwinding the tape or when removing the tape from the substrate. <\/span><\/div>
Offsetting<\/div>The movement of a component of a tape, usually the adhesive, from its proper place to some other position. This transfer may occur during unwinding of the tape, or on removal of the tape from the substrate<\/span><\/div>
One-sided<\/div>The adhesive is only applied to one surface of the carrier<\/span><\/div>
Open Side (Adhesive)<\/div>That surface of the adhesive on a double sided tape which is exposed on normal unwinding or separation<\/span><\/div>
Open side (adhesive)<\/div>The surface of the adhesive on a double-sided adhesive tape that is exposed during normal unwinding or cutting.<\/span><\/div>
Open Side (Liner)<\/div>Is that surface of a release liner which is exposed on normal unwinding or separation<\/span><\/div>
Open side (liner)<\/div>Is the surface of a release liner that is exposed during normal unwinding or cutting.<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Peel Adhesion<\/div>The force required to peel a strip of tape from a substrate at a specified angle and speed<\/span><\/div>
Peel-off adhesion<\/div>The force required to remove a strip of adhesive tape from a substrate at a specific angle and speed<\/span><\/div>
Permanent Adhesive<\/div>An adhesive that has been designed to remain permanently in position under the specified service Conditions<\/span><\/div>
Permanent adhesive<\/div>An adhesive designed to remain permanently in place under the specified operating conditions<\/span><\/div>
Plasticised Polyvinylchloride<\/div>A tough durable plastic film having excellent resistance to oils, chemicals and many solvents. It can also be coloured. Its high stretch is due to the addition of a plasticizer<\/span><\/div>
Plasticized polyvinyl chloride<\/div>A robust, durable plastic film with excellent resistance to oils, chemicals and many solvents. It can also be dyed. Its high elasticity is due to the addition of a plasticizer. <\/span><\/div>
Polyester<\/div>A strong film having good resistance to moisture, solvents, oils, caustics and many other chemicals. It is usually transparent<\/span><\/div>
Polyester<\/div>A material that is often used in carrier materials for adhesive tapes. Can be used as fabric, fleece or film. <\/span><\/div>
Polyethlene<\/div>A tough, stretchy film having very good low temperature characteristics<\/span><\/div>
Polyethylene<\/div>A robust, stretchable film with very good low-temperature properties<\/span><\/div>
Polypropylene<\/div>A similar film to polyethylene, but stronger and having a higher temperature resistance<\/span><\/div>
Polypropylene<\/div>A similar film to polyethylene, but stronger and more temperature-resistant<\/span><\/div>
Pressure Sensitive Adhesive<\/div>A type of adhesive, which is permanently tacky at room temperature and when applied to a variety of surfaces,forms an immediate bond. The bond strength may increase by pressure with time<\/span><\/div>
Pressure sensitive adhesive<\/div>A term used to describe a category of tapes coated on one or both sides with a pressure sensitive adhesive. It is permanently tacky at room temperature and does not need to be activated by water, solvents or heat to adhere to a variety of different surfaces on contact. The bond strength can be increased by pressure and\/or time.<\/span><\/div>
Pressure Sensitive Tape<\/div>A term used to describe a category of tape coated on one or both faces with a pressure sensitive adhesive. It is permanently tacky at room temperature and requires no activation by water, solvent or heat to adhere to a variety of dissimilar surfaces upon contact. in some cases the adhesive may be further cured by heating after application. The bond strength may be increased by pressure and\/or time<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Quick Stick<\/div>See\u00a0Tack<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Quick Stick<\/div>See Tack<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Reinforcement<\/div>A material which strengthens the backing and\/or the adhesive<\/span><\/div>
Reinforcement<\/div>A material that reinforces the carrier material and\/or the adhesive<\/span><\/div>
Release film<\/div>A removable material that protects the adhesive surface(s)<\/span><\/div>
Release Liner<\/div>A removable material which protects the adhesive face or faces<\/span><\/div>
Removable Adhesive<\/div>An adhesive that has been designed to allow subsequent removal, without damaging or contaminating the substrate under specified conditions<\/span><\/div>
Removable adhesive<\/div>An adhesive that has been designed so that it can be subsequently removed under certain conditions without damaging or contaminating the substrate.<\/span><\/div>
Removal<\/div>The act of pulling tape away from the substrate<\/span><\/div>
Replacement<\/div>Removing the adhesive tape from the substrate.<\/span><\/div>
Resistance to Acids, Alkalies<\/div>The ability of a tape to resist exposure to such conditions after application and to perform satisfactorily<\/span><\/div>
Resistance to acids and bases<\/div>The ability of an adhesive tape to withstand such conditions after application and to function satisfactorily.<\/span><\/div>
Resistance to Oils, Grease, etc<\/div>The ability of a tape to resist exposure to such conditions after application, and to perform satisfactorily<\/span><\/div>
Resistance to oils, greases, etc.<\/div>The ability of an adhesive tape to withstand such conditions. to withstand such conditions after application and to function satisfactorily <\/span><\/div>
Resistance to Weather. Solvents<\/div>The ability of tape to resist exposures to such conditions after application and perform satisfactorily<\/span><\/div>
Roll-off force<\/div>The force required to unwind the tape from the roll under specified conditions.<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Shear Adhesion<\/div>See\u00a0Holding Power<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Shear liability<\/div>See holding force<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Shock Resistance<\/div>See\u00a0Impact Resistance<\/span><\/div>
Shrinkage<\/div>Reduction in any dimension of a tape<\/span><\/div>
Shrinkage<\/div>Reduction of any dimension of a tape<\/span><\/div>
Single Faced<\/div>The adhesive is applied to one surface of the backing only<\/span><\/div>
Sleeve<\/div>The inner cardboard or plastic cylinder on which the tape is wound<\/span><\/div>
Sleeve offset<\/div>The layers of adhesive tape are correctly aligned, but the adhesive tape is shifted sideways on the core.<\/span><\/div>
Slide<\/div>Uniform, homogeneous, non-fibrous synthetic webs<\/span><\/div>
Stickiness<\/div>The property of an adhesive tape to create an immediate bond with measurable force when the adhesive comes into contact with a substrate without external pressure.<\/span><\/div>
Stiffness<\/div>The measure of a tapes flexibility and conformability<\/span><\/div>
Stiffness<\/div>The measure of the flexibility and adaptability of a tape<\/span><\/div>
Storage Stability<\/div>The ability of a tape to retain a specified level of its original properties after defined conditions of storage<\/span><\/div>
Storage stability<\/div>The ability of a tape to retain a certain degree of its original properties after defined storage conditions<\/span><\/div>
Substrate<\/div>The surface to which a pressure sensitive tape is applied<\/span><\/div>
Substrate<\/div>The surface to which a pressure-sensitive tape is applied<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Tack<\/div>The property of an adhesive tape that causes an instant bond, with measurable force, during the contact of the adhesive and a substrate without externally applied pressure<\/span><\/div>
Take off<\/div>Occurs when sections of the tape lose contact with the surface to which the tape is applied<\/span><\/div>
Tear Resistance<\/div>The ability of a tape to resist tearing<\/span><\/div>
Tear resistance<\/div>The ability of an adhesive tape to resist tearing.<\/span><\/div>
Telescoping<\/div>Describes the shape of a roll of tape which has changed from being flat to become conical or dish-shaped<\/span><\/div>
Telescoping<\/div>Describes the shape of an adhesive tape roll that has changed from a flat to a conical or plate-shaped form.<\/span><\/div>
Tensile Strength<\/div>The force required to break unit cross section area of the tape. It is a property of the material which is independent of the thickness of the sample<\/span><\/div>
Tensile strength<\/div>The force required to tear the cross-sectional area of the tape. This is a property of the material that is independent of the thickness of the sample. <\/span><\/div>
Thermoplastic<\/div>Softens on heating. Reverts to original state when cooled. This process may be repeated<\/span><\/div>
Thermoplastic<\/div>Becomes softer when heated. Returns to its original state when cooled. This process can be repeated. <\/span><\/div>
Thermoset<\/div>Becomes firmer when heated and remains firmer when cooled. The heat curing of the adhesive improves the solvent resistance and increases the softening temperature. <\/span><\/div>
Thermosetting<\/div>Becomes firmer on heating and remains so on cooling. thermosetting of adhesive improves solvent resistance and increases softening temperature<\/span><\/div>
Thickness<\/div>The perpendicular distance between the two opposite surfaces of a complete tape<\/span><\/div>
Thickness<\/div>The vertical distance between the two opposite surfaces of a complete tape.<\/span><\/div>
Tie Coat<\/div>See\u00a0Prime Coat<\/span><\/div>
Transfer<\/div>See\u00a0Offsetting<\/a><\/span><\/div>
Transfer<\/div>See offset<\/span><\/div>
Transfer ribbon<\/div>A tape with two pressure-sensitive surfaces without backing, which may or may not contain reinforcing fibers, and with a release liner separating the adhesive surfaces.<\/span><\/div>
Transfer Tape<\/div>A tape having two pressure sensitive surfaces without the need for a carrier, which may or may not have reinforcing fibres in it and with a release liner separating the adhesive surfaces<\/span><\/div>
Transparent<\/div>The ability of a tape to allow the transmission of light.a tape is rated as transparent if 10 point type can be easily read when the tape is applied directly over it<\/span><\/div>
Transparent<\/div>The ability of a tape to transmit light.<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Unwind force<\/div>The force required to remove the tape from the roll under prescribed conditions<\/span><\/div>
Unwinding at high speed<\/div>Unwinding or dispensing tapes at relatively high speeds, usually over 15 meters per minute<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Weather resistance. Solvent<\/div>The ability of the tape to withstand such conditions after application and to function satisfactorily<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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