Nano Tape it is called “Magic Tape” “Alien Tape”,made of acrylic pressure sensitive adhesive with good viscoelasticity. It can effectively dissipate energy and disperse stress. The pores are completely airtight, and the gel structure effectively blocks water vapor, enabling sealing while bonding.

Tape use is reduced: for every 2-3 strips of plastic packaging tape, you will only need 1 strip of self-adhesive paper tape as it’s stronger and more durable. Due to the fact you will be using much less tape, this also means sealing costs are reduced.
Printing: self-adhesive paper tape can be printed on and so it will improve your packaging’s appearance and enhance the customer experience.
While Self-Adhesive Paper Tape is known to be more cost-effective than gummed paper tape, it is in fact not as environmentally friendly as it’s often advertised, and businesses fail to mention the release coating and hot melt glues side effects in which it is made from. This is because like plastic tapes, Self-Adhesive Paper Tape is made with synthetic adhesives that are not recyclable. However as it’s less than 10% of the overall weight, it’s still kerbside recyclable. The release coating is made with either Linear-Low-Density-Polyethylene or Silicone for winding the roll to ensure the hot melt adhesive does not stick to the paper. This coating that is used is what gives the tape its shine. However, because it is made of plastic, this means it is very difficult to recycle.

As for the hot melt adhesive, the primary polymers used in hot melts are ethylene-vinyl acetate or ethylene n-butyl acrylate, styrene block copolymers, polyethylene, polyolefins, ethylene-methyl acrylate, and polyamides and polyesters. This means that Self-Adhesive Paper Tape is a thermoplastic material that is made of additives, stabilizers and pigments that are also used in plastic tapes. So, what does this mean? Well, this shows that just because a tape is made from paper, does not mean the adhesives are any better for the environment.

It’s also important to note that this type of paper tape is more prone to pilferage and the bond it offers is not as good as that of a water activated tape.

Copper foil tape is a popular product used in various industries, such as electronics, aerospace, and construction. As a versatile product, it offers several unique benefits for many different applications.

Copper foil tape is a thin, flexible material that is ideal for conducting electricity and shielding electromagnetic interference (EMI). It is typically made of a thin layer of copper foil adhesive to a backing material, such as PET or acrylic adhesive. Some of the noteworthy features of copper foil tape include:

1. High Electrical Conductivity: Copper has a high electrical conductivity, making it an excellent material for creating electrical circuits. Copper foil tape conducts electricity effectively, allowing it to be used in various applications, such as electronic devices, motors, and transformers.
2. Superior EMI Shielding: Copper foil tape is an excellent material for shielding against EMI. When applied to a surface, it creates a conductive barrier, preventing electromagnetic radiation from entering or leaving the area. This feature is particularly crucial in electronic devices, where EMI can cause interference or damage.

Using a tape measure is simple and intuitive once you get the hang of it.

Recruit a helper
Unless you’re measuring a distance that’s shorter than your arm span, taking a measurement is much easier if you have someone to help you.

Define what you’re measuring
Figure out what you’re actually measuring, as in what two points you’re using as the beginning and the terminus of your measurement. Mark them using an easily wiped-off instrument like chalk or a grease pen.

Tape measures come in an array of lengths and styles, each suited for different tasks. The standard tape measure, typically 12 feet (3.66 meters) in length, is perfect for everyday home use, comfortably fitting in a tool belt clip and handy for smaller scale interior projects.

For more extensive work, such as measuring the inside width of a room or the distance between wall studs, a 25-foot (7.62-foot) tape measure, often referred to as a builder’s tape, is ideal. A builder’s tape is marked in feet and includes 1/16-inch increments, aligning with standard construction measurements.