Polyethylene foam tape is a versatile product that’s often used as an insulating material. This type of material is commonly referred to as polyethylene foams because of its ability to produce thermal resistance. In addition to this important role, polyethylene foam has a variety of other useful qualities and uses. It’s also used in a variety of applications, including building insulation, decorative art applications, and even medical applications. This article will discuss some of the specific uses and characteristics of polyethylene foam tape.

Double-sided, Polyethylene Foam Tape also called double-sided, polyethylene foam tape is most commonly used for outdoor and indoor mounting and bonding. It can also be utilized for window glazing applications and more specifically, for window sills. You will find double-sided polyethylene tape in different thicknesses and widths. The thickness and width are measured based on the application needs of the application. For example, if you are going to mount a window in a kitchen, you would most likely need a thicker, larger-sized piece than if you are going to mount a window in a garage.

Polyethylene (PE) Electrostatic Film Tapes are a highly effective alternative to cloth tapes, particularly in harsh conditions and low temperature environments, providing a high-performance solution for end users. These are specialist adhesive tapes that can combine a multitude of performance characteristics including abrasion resistance, excellent adhesion (particularly to PE film), good strength and reliable bonding to a wide range of surfaces and substrates. In addition, many PE tapes offer clean peel and additional characteristics such as UV performance.