Presented by Shrikant Athavale For PG Students , SIES Nerul On 13-11-2010 Sealing Tapes  and  Applications
What is a Adhesive Tape There are  Many Types of  Adhesive Tapes We can broadly Categories them in to  two major groups. Tapes with Pressure Sensitive Adhesive Tapes with Non Pressure Sensitive Adhesive , or in other words , Tapes with remoisten able Adhesive
Introduction : PSA Tapes were first introduced about 150 years ago. Initially medical tape  and dressing was developed and a U.S. Patent was issued in 1846. PSA’s  are widely used since the 19 th century.  Industrial Tapes were introduced between the 1920 ,s  and  1930,s .  Hot Melt adhesives were introduced in the 1940,s . PSA Tapes are used for many different Applications. These tapes are aggressively and permanently tacky at room temperature and will adhere to a variety of surfaces with just finger or hand pressure.  They require no activation with water, solvents or heat. PSA Tape consists of mainly two components, the Adhesive and the backing. The manufacturing process for both the backing material and  the adhesive system must be carefully controlled and the two materials  must be correctly matched in order to meet the demanding conditions encountered in critical uses.
PSA Tapes provide only an easy way to apply the flexible backing.  The Name itself suggests the application of little pressure by hand the Tape can be applied or removed with equal ease.  PSA Tapes provide a convenient and fast means of application that would be difficult to meet by other methods by hand.
Important Performance Characteristics of PSA’s Adhesion  Tack,  Peel Resistance,  Cohesive strength / Shear resistence.
Important Performance Characteristics of PSA’s Converting Properties  Printability, Laminability,  Cuttability, Die-cuttability.
Important Performance Characteristics of PSA’s End Use Application  Ageing Resistance, Chemical and water resistance,  bonding and de bonding
The function of Pressure Sensitive Adhesive , is to provide instant adhesion on application without activation, easily removable or replaceable.   The adhesive will have sufficient strength so that the coated layer does not break up.  The adhesive bonding and de bonding involves certain amount of energy.  The PSA forms a film having good elasticity and have to possess properties like,  Tack ,  Peel  and  Shear Adhesive
( the property which makes the product to  stick  quickly ) ( the property responsible for  resistance to remove or peel off  from the applied surface )  and  ( the property which decides the  holding power of the product) .  Since all these properties are essential a balance of all these has to be worked out while designing a PSA. Tack  Peel strength  Shear strength
( the property which makes the product to stick quick ) Tack  Tack is the Wet ability of PSA is  nothing but to form a bond in a short time , with little pressure . hence the adhesive needs to have good flow.
( the property responsible for  resistance to remove or peel off  from the applied surface )  Peel strength  PEEL   is the force required to peel off the  PSA  from the applied surface The following have an impact on the peel strength of a PSA.
( the property which decides the  holding power of the product) .  Shear strength  Shear  is the holding power  of PSA is  nothing but the resistance to shear stress.
PSA Coated Products Tapes Labels Misc. Products
PSA tapes is a broad category of  pressure sensitive adhesive coated  products and generally classified as Packaging tapes Electrical tapes Automobile tapes Thermal insulation tapes Mounting tapes Surgical / medical application tapes Surface protection tapes
Today we are going to discuss more about sealing and Packaging Tapes .
The sealing applications are many  Box or carton sealing Acoustic or Duct sealing Gap sealing Various types of tapes are used for such application Box or carton sealing tapes are mainly based on Film , paper or woven fabric Gap sealing tapes are based on foams And Duct sealing tapes are based on metal foil, reinforced metal foil, plastic reinforced with woven fabric
They are also classified on the basis of the carrier  or the backing material Film based Fabrics based Paper based Foam based  Non woven based
PSA Tapes mainly consist of two main components ,  the carrier / backing material and the Adhesive.  Generally Tapes are produced by  coating a carrier   ( or backing material ) ,  such as  plastic films  ,  fabrics ,  paper or foil  , with a  adhesive   , which is normally in liquid form.  These adhesives contain solvents , such as water, or organic chemicals  such as toluene, ethyl acetate etc. The solvent is evaporated with help of hot air impregnation , so that a  dry adhesive film is formed , above the backing material with a firm bond . In some cases the back-side of the tape is coated for non adhesive or  release properties, which helps to have easy unwind property , with no  adhesive transfer.
The Backing material The  backing material  is the most important component of PSA Tapes .  The backing or carrier provided the necessary strength and body to tape product.  The backing has to be sufficiently strong .  The backing needs to have reasonably good  tensile strength ,  elongation  , conformability,  moderate heat resistance  ,  chemical resistance,  abrasion resistance  etc. The various backing materials that are common in use are shown above. The backing materials need a primer coat or chemical or physical ,  surface preparation / treatment  before adhesive coating.
Surface Treatment Plastics Films are widely used in Packaging applications such as Self Adhesive Tapes, Laminates, Printing etc. As we know all these films are chemically inert and have very low surface energy.  The below mentioned table gives an idea about the  surface tension of  various polymers. 19 Poly Tetra  Fluro Ethylene  PTFE 5 33 Polystyrene  PS 4 27 Poly iso butylene  PIB 3 32 Poly Propylene  PP 2 31 Poly Ethylene  PE 1 Surface Tension of Homopolymer  in Dynes/Cm2 Polymer Sr.No.
The construction of Tape Inner Paper Core Silicone Paper  Adhesive The Backing Material Alu Foil /  FSK  /  Alu Glass  /  Foam Single Side Adhesive Tapes
Double Side Adhesive Tapes Inner Paper Core Silicone Paper  Adhesive Foam
The manufacturing Process PSA Tapes mainly consist of  three main components  , the  carrier / backing material  ,  the Adhesive  ,  and   the  release paper Generally Tapes are produced by  coating a carrier  ( or backing material ) ,  such as plastic films , fabrics, paper or foil  with a  adhesive  , which is normally in liquid form.  Adhesive Coating
Coating Machine
The Adhesive Coated and Silicone coated Jumbo Rolls are then need to be converted into Log Rolls of required Lengths , and then they are , either Slit or Sliced into the required widths . This process is known as  Rewinding  and  Slicing Converting
Rewinding Machine
Slicing Machine
Packaging tapes Packaging tapes
Custom Printed Packaging Tape  Carton sealing tape printed with your company name. The low cost way to advertise your business and products.  Ensures repeat orders  Your company telephone number is always on hand  Tapes are boldly printed in the colours of your choice  Available in polypropylene or vinyl
2. Tapes with Non Pressure Sensitive Adhesive , or in other words , Tapes with remoisten able Adhesive KSK Tape Box sealed with KSK Tape The Postal Stamp
Gummed Kraft Sealing  Features:  Applications: light packaging by coating Kraft paper with  water - soluble adhesive Can be overlapped Suitable for printing and can be written on No need to remove the tape from cardboard boxes before recycling Kraft gummed tape made using recycled paper is also available
Acoustic or Duct sealing Such as   Alu Glass Tape Alu . Foil Tape FSK Tape Foam Tape
FSK Tape
Aluminum-foil Coated fiberglass Cloth
 
Aluminium Foil  for Air  Ducting
Aluminium Foil Tapes  Moisture and chemically resistant  - helps seal and protect many sensitive assemblies and surfaces  Thermally conductive  - maximizes efficiency when heating or cooling by increasing the transmission over a broader area  Heat and light reflective  - helps protect plastic components from heat warp age. Can help to improve visibility by magnifying light sources  Flame resistant  - helps protect parts from flame damage  Outdoor performance  - resists UV degradation and provides long lasting service
Applications Heating and ventilation - duct sealing and air conditioning  Glass & Glazing - edge sealing of double glazed sealed units - mirror backing.  Building and construction - vapour barrier and thermal isolation and insulation  Telecommunications - insulation and co-axial shielding
Aluminium Foil  for Ducts and pipelines
 
Refrigeration and cooling
Useful for outdoor & indoor applications of AC & hot-air ducting ,solar applications Die-cut applications in electrical industry Moisture and vapour barrier Prevents radiation Heat resistant Air-craft paint stripping Reinforced Foil Tapes for Thermal Insulation
 
Insulation insulation
Automobile Tapes. For mounting , holding  For various damping applications,  Sound Damping Vibration Damping Dust prevention For sealing gaps ,joints
on door panels to weatherproof the switchgear enclosed. to provide accustic damping.Thermal Insulation in Air Conditioning , Pollution Control and Mechanical applications Ideal for thermal insulation, accoustic damping and weather stripping and almost all applications requiring heat or accoustic insulation.   Common application are in the Air conditioning industry to prevent heat loss from open gaps, crevices etc. Glassware Industry to provide a soft base for the glass panel to rest on or against to make safe for childeren. Available in white and black colour in thicknesses from 1.00 mm to 25 mm.  This is EVA foam tape with a greater structural strength, useful where larger gaps need to be filled.  It also has a lower mass and higher air content improving its thermal insulation properties.  Ideal for door panel gasketing and for packaging expensive equipment. Foam Tapes
 
 
 
 

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    Presented by ShrikantAthavale For PG Students , SIES Nerul On 13-11-2010 Sealing Tapes and Applications
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    What is aAdhesive Tape There are Many Types of Adhesive Tapes We can broadly Categories them in to two major groups. Tapes with Pressure Sensitive Adhesive Tapes with Non Pressure Sensitive Adhesive , or in other words , Tapes with remoisten able Adhesive
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    Introduction : PSATapes were first introduced about 150 years ago. Initially medical tape and dressing was developed and a U.S. Patent was issued in 1846. PSA’s are widely used since the 19 th century. Industrial Tapes were introduced between the 1920 ,s and 1930,s . Hot Melt adhesives were introduced in the 1940,s . PSA Tapes are used for many different Applications. These tapes are aggressively and permanently tacky at room temperature and will adhere to a variety of surfaces with just finger or hand pressure. They require no activation with water, solvents or heat. PSA Tape consists of mainly two components, the Adhesive and the backing. The manufacturing process for both the backing material and the adhesive system must be carefully controlled and the two materials must be correctly matched in order to meet the demanding conditions encountered in critical uses.
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    PSA Tapes provideonly an easy way to apply the flexible backing. The Name itself suggests the application of little pressure by hand the Tape can be applied or removed with equal ease. PSA Tapes provide a convenient and fast means of application that would be difficult to meet by other methods by hand.
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    Important Performance Characteristicsof PSA’s Adhesion Tack, Peel Resistance, Cohesive strength / Shear resistence.
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    Important Performance Characteristicsof PSA’s Converting Properties Printability, Laminability, Cuttability, Die-cuttability.
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    Important Performance Characteristicsof PSA’s End Use Application Ageing Resistance, Chemical and water resistance, bonding and de bonding
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    The function ofPressure Sensitive Adhesive , is to provide instant adhesion on application without activation, easily removable or replaceable. The adhesive will have sufficient strength so that the coated layer does not break up. The adhesive bonding and de bonding involves certain amount of energy. The PSA forms a film having good elasticity and have to possess properties like, Tack , Peel and Shear Adhesive
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    ( the propertywhich makes the product to stick quickly ) ( the property responsible for resistance to remove or peel off from the applied surface ) and ( the property which decides the holding power of the product) . Since all these properties are essential a balance of all these has to be worked out while designing a PSA. Tack Peel strength Shear strength
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    ( the propertywhich makes the product to stick quick ) Tack Tack is the Wet ability of PSA is nothing but to form a bond in a short time , with little pressure . hence the adhesive needs to have good flow.
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    ( the propertyresponsible for resistance to remove or peel off from the applied surface ) Peel strength PEEL is the force required to peel off the PSA from the applied surface The following have an impact on the peel strength of a PSA.
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    ( the propertywhich decides the holding power of the product) . Shear strength Shear is the holding power of PSA is nothing but the resistance to shear stress.
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    PSA Coated ProductsTapes Labels Misc. Products
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    PSA tapes isa broad category of pressure sensitive adhesive coated products and generally classified as Packaging tapes Electrical tapes Automobile tapes Thermal insulation tapes Mounting tapes Surgical / medical application tapes Surface protection tapes
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    Today we aregoing to discuss more about sealing and Packaging Tapes .
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    The sealing applicationsare many Box or carton sealing Acoustic or Duct sealing Gap sealing Various types of tapes are used for such application Box or carton sealing tapes are mainly based on Film , paper or woven fabric Gap sealing tapes are based on foams And Duct sealing tapes are based on metal foil, reinforced metal foil, plastic reinforced with woven fabric
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    They are alsoclassified on the basis of the carrier or the backing material Film based Fabrics based Paper based Foam based Non woven based
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    PSA Tapes mainlyconsist of two main components , the carrier / backing material and the Adhesive. Generally Tapes are produced by coating a carrier ( or backing material ) , such as plastic films , fabrics , paper or foil , with a adhesive , which is normally in liquid form. These adhesives contain solvents , such as water, or organic chemicals such as toluene, ethyl acetate etc. The solvent is evaporated with help of hot air impregnation , so that a dry adhesive film is formed , above the backing material with a firm bond . In some cases the back-side of the tape is coated for non adhesive or release properties, which helps to have easy unwind property , with no adhesive transfer.
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    The Backing materialThe backing material is the most important component of PSA Tapes . The backing or carrier provided the necessary strength and body to tape product. The backing has to be sufficiently strong . The backing needs to have reasonably good tensile strength , elongation , conformability, moderate heat resistance , chemical resistance, abrasion resistance etc. The various backing materials that are common in use are shown above. The backing materials need a primer coat or chemical or physical , surface preparation / treatment before adhesive coating.
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    Surface Treatment PlasticsFilms are widely used in Packaging applications such as Self Adhesive Tapes, Laminates, Printing etc. As we know all these films are chemically inert and have very low surface energy. The below mentioned table gives an idea about the surface tension of various polymers. 19 Poly Tetra Fluro Ethylene PTFE 5 33 Polystyrene PS 4 27 Poly iso butylene PIB 3 32 Poly Propylene PP 2 31 Poly Ethylene PE 1 Surface Tension of Homopolymer in Dynes/Cm2 Polymer Sr.No.
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    The construction ofTape Inner Paper Core Silicone Paper Adhesive The Backing Material Alu Foil / FSK / Alu Glass / Foam Single Side Adhesive Tapes
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    Double Side AdhesiveTapes Inner Paper Core Silicone Paper Adhesive Foam
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    The manufacturing ProcessPSA Tapes mainly consist of three main components , the carrier / backing material , the Adhesive , and the release paper Generally Tapes are produced by coating a carrier ( or backing material ) , such as plastic films , fabrics, paper or foil with a adhesive , which is normally in liquid form. Adhesive Coating
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    The Adhesive Coatedand Silicone coated Jumbo Rolls are then need to be converted into Log Rolls of required Lengths , and then they are , either Slit or Sliced into the required widths . This process is known as Rewinding and Slicing Converting
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    Custom Printed PackagingTape Carton sealing tape printed with your company name. The low cost way to advertise your business and products. Ensures repeat orders Your company telephone number is always on hand Tapes are boldly printed in the colours of your choice Available in polypropylene or vinyl
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    2. Tapes withNon Pressure Sensitive Adhesive , or in other words , Tapes with remoisten able Adhesive KSK Tape Box sealed with KSK Tape The Postal Stamp
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    Gummed Kraft Sealing Features: Applications: light packaging by coating Kraft paper with water - soluble adhesive Can be overlapped Suitable for printing and can be written on No need to remove the tape from cardboard boxes before recycling Kraft gummed tape made using recycled paper is also available
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    Acoustic or Ductsealing Such as Alu Glass Tape Alu . Foil Tape FSK Tape Foam Tape
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    Aluminium Foil for Air Ducting
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    Aluminium Foil Tapes Moisture and chemically resistant - helps seal and protect many sensitive assemblies and surfaces Thermally conductive - maximizes efficiency when heating or cooling by increasing the transmission over a broader area Heat and light reflective - helps protect plastic components from heat warp age. Can help to improve visibility by magnifying light sources Flame resistant - helps protect parts from flame damage Outdoor performance - resists UV degradation and provides long lasting service
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    Applications Heating andventilation - duct sealing and air conditioning Glass & Glazing - edge sealing of double glazed sealed units - mirror backing. Building and construction - vapour barrier and thermal isolation and insulation Telecommunications - insulation and co-axial shielding
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    Aluminium Foil for Ducts and pipelines
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    Useful for outdoor& indoor applications of AC & hot-air ducting ,solar applications Die-cut applications in electrical industry Moisture and vapour barrier Prevents radiation Heat resistant Air-craft paint stripping Reinforced Foil Tapes for Thermal Insulation
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    Automobile Tapes. Formounting , holding For various damping applications, Sound Damping Vibration Damping Dust prevention For sealing gaps ,joints
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    on door panelsto weatherproof the switchgear enclosed. to provide accustic damping.Thermal Insulation in Air Conditioning , Pollution Control and Mechanical applications Ideal for thermal insulation, accoustic damping and weather stripping and almost all applications requiring heat or accoustic insulation. Common application are in the Air conditioning industry to prevent heat loss from open gaps, crevices etc. Glassware Industry to provide a soft base for the glass panel to rest on or against to make safe for childeren. Available in white and black colour in thicknesses from 1.00 mm to 25 mm. This is EVA foam tape with a greater structural strength, useful where larger gaps need to be filled. It also has a lower mass and higher air content improving its thermal insulation properties. Ideal for door panel gasketing and for packaging expensive equipment. Foam Tapes
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