Specialist Applications
Printing & Graphics.
Start with the application.
Printing and graphics work can combine paper, film, plates and finished surfaces. Share the stage of your workflow and the materials involved so the tape requirement can be discussed in context.
Industry visuals are AI-generated illustrations of application environments.
APPLICATIONS TO DISCUSS
Connect the tape
to the task.
These application areas help frame your requirement. The exact tape construction and suitability need review for your process.
Paper and film handling
Temporary protection through finishing
A BETTER STARTING POINT
Tell us about
your process.
Share what you know. You can discuss technical details with our team as the requirement develops.
Ask a technical question ↗- Which materials are being positioned or joined?
- Is removal or permanent bonding required?
- What widths, lengths and repeat demand should be considered?
CATALOGUE STARTING POINTS
Tape families
to explore.
These are catalogue examples for discussion. Product selection, specifications and suitability are confirmed with ETI for your application.
Double Sided Tapes
Hotmelt Tissue Tape
Join lightweight materials without leaving an exposed fastening face. Hotmelt tissue tape uses a thin tissue carrier between adhesive layers and is considered for converting, lamination and light assembly. ETI can assess the materials you are joining, particularly where absorbent surfaces or the production environment influence the bond.
Double Sided Tapes
Solvent Tissue Tape
A tissue carrier helps position the adhesive between two surfaces during lamination and assembly. ETI’s solvent tissue range should be selected against the actual materials and service conditions rather than the product name alone. Send material samples or details of the existing process when asking about a suitable grade.
Masking & Protection
Application Tape
Move a cut graphic from its liner to the intended surface with its arrangement intact. ETI’s application tape range is relevant to sign and graphic transfer work. Ask the team to review the lettering size, graphic material and finish, since a transfer tape must pick up the design and then release it at the appropriate stage.
YOUR PROCESS. YOUR REQUIREMENT.
Let’s find the right
starting point.
Tell us the application, surfaces, dimensions and quantity. Our team can take the conversation forward.