PVC adhesive tape Advance Tapes

The term 'filmic tapes' covers a broad spectrum of carriers which includes PVC and polyethylene. Filmic tapes do look alike but they all have individual differences that make them ideally suited to specific applications. To help you make an informed decision about what tape to choose for your application, follow the guidelines below and throughout this site.
All Filmic tapes:

* Will peel clean from most surfaces.
* Have a writable surface except for AT6000 which has a silicone coating.
* Have some degree of electrical insulation due to the polymers present in the tape's manufacture.
* Have high elongation properties.
* Conform to awkward surfaces very well.
* Are generally water resistant.
* Have non-corrosive adhesives making them unlikely to react with the surface they are in contact with.
* Should be applied at temperature between +10°C and +40°C.
* Finally, please note; PVC is inherently flame retardant but polyethylene will burn easily.
* Low tack protection tapes actually have high tack but have low adhesion which enables them to peel clean from most surfaces.

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