Double Sided Acrylic Adhesive Tape
- Common widths: 6 mm to 1240 mm slit rolls
- Thickness options: 0.10 mm to 1.50 mm typical
- Adhesive: Double-sided acrylic PSA coating
- Liner: Red PE release liner, 60-100 um typical
- Tape body: Clear or translucent, not red adhesive body
- Use: Metal, glass, plastic, panel, nameplate, trim bonding
Double Stick Tape Company is a manufacturer of Double Sided Acrylic Adhesive Tape with a red PE release liner for industrial bonding, converting, and assembly work. The tape uses acrylic PSA coated on both sides to support clean bonding between metal, glass, plastic panels, nameplates, electronic parts, and decorative trims. Typical thickness ranges from 0.10 mm to 1.50 mm, with peel adhesion, shear holding power, liner removal, and 24-72 h dwell observation used to check bonding stability before bulk application.
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This acrylic adhesive tape is made for factory assembly and converting work, not for craft, office, nano gel, carpet, or household mounting use. The red layer is the removable PE release film, not the color of the adhesive body. It protects the adhesive surface during storage, slitting, die cutting, lamination, and part handling. A 60-100 um red PE liner gives the roll enough handling stiffness for unwinding and die-cut part picking, while still allowing clean removal before final bonding.
The double-sided acrylic coating helps join two different substrates with stable surface contact. Common examples include stainless steel to plastic, glass to acrylic sheet, aluminum nameplate to painted panel, or PET overlay to a rigid part. In production, the key checks are not only initial tack. Liner removal behavior, adhesive wet-out, thickness consistency, die-cut edge stability, peel strength, and shear resistance all affect the final assembly result.
Surface preparation is one of the most important steps. Metal and glass should be clean, dry, and free from oil, dust, fingerprints, release agents, or moisture before bonding. Plastics need closer evaluation because PP, PE, PVC, rubber-modified plastics, painted parts, and coated panels can be affected by surface energy, additives, coating layers, or plasticizer migration. For critical parts, a 24-72 h dwell check is recommended before mass production, especially when heat, vibration, hanging load, or long-term shear stress is expected.
Benefits
- Clean liner handling: The red PE release liner protects the adhesive surface and supports controlled release around 5-25 g/25 mm for smoother removal.
- Stable acrylic bonding: Double-sided acrylic PSA provides balanced peel strength, aging resistance, and holding performance for industrial parts.
- Substrate flexibility: Suitable for metal, glass, acrylic, PC, ABS, PET, painted panels, and tested plastic surfaces.
- Practical thickness range: Thin grades suit flat lamination, while 0.80-1.50 mm grades help with minor gap filling and stress distribution.
- Converting-friendly structure: The liner and adhesive construction support slitting, kiss cutting, rotary die cutting, and custom adhesive parts.
- Production validation: Peel, shear, liner removal, residue, ooze, stringing, and edge lift checks help confirm performance before bulk use.
How does the red PE release liner support cleaner handling and easier application?
The red liner works as a process layer, not as the final tape color. It helps operators quickly identify the release side during roll handling, die-cut part picking, manual placement, and assembly line work. Compared with loose paper liners in some converting processes, a stable PE film liner can reduce tearing, fiber dust, and uneven removal. After removal, the adhesive surface can make cleaner first contact with metal, glass, or plastic. Typical liner release force can be adjusted around 5-25 g/25 mm, depending on adhesive thickness, die-cut design, liner coating, and application method.
Applications
- Metal and glass bonding: Nameplates, glass panels, stainless steel parts, aluminum profiles, and decorative trims.
- Plastic component assembly: ABS, PC, acrylic, PET, and tested PP or PE parts after surface evaluation.
- Electronic and display parts: PET overlays, membrane panels, display frames, and lightweight component fixing.
- Industrial die-cut parts: Custom mounting pads, spacers, gaskets, labels, and precision adhesive shapes.
- Decorative panel lamination: Bonding films, badges, plates, and rigid substrates with clean edge appearance.
- Factory assembly work: Bonding where screws, liquid glue, or visible fasteners are not preferred.
For painted metal and plastic trim bonding checks, read our automotive trim attachment tape solution.
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Item Typical Value Product Type Double Sided Acrylic Adhesive Tape with red PE release liner
Adhesive System Double-sided acrylic PSA
Tape Category Industrial bonding tape for metal, glass, and plastic
Coating Structure Acrylic adhesive coated on both sides
Tape Body Color Clear or translucent, depending on thickness
Release Liner Red PE release film
Total Thickness 0.10-1.50 mm
Acrylic Adhesive Thickness 50-200 um per side, depending on grade
Red PE Liner Thickness 60-100 um
Liner Release Force 5-25 g/25 mm typical
180-degree Peel Adhesion on Stainless Steel 12-28 N/25 mm after 24 h dwell
180-degree Peel Adhesion on Glass 10-24 N/25 mm after 24 h dwell
180-degree Peel Adhesion on ABS Plastic 8-20 N/25 mm after 24 h dwell
Shear Holding Power >=24 h at 1 kg/25 mm x 25 mm
Application Temperature 15-40 C recommended
Service Temperature -20 C to 120 C
Dwell Time Before Final Check 24-72 h recommended
Surface Preparation Clean, dry, oil-free substrate
Die-Cutting Suitability Suitable for kiss cutting, rotary die cutting, and sheet converting
Roll Width Tolerance +/-0.5 mm for narrow slit rolls, typical
Edge Stability Check Observe ooze, stringing, liner separation, and edge lift
Suggested Validation Peel, shear, liner removal, residue, and dwell test before bulk production
The product specification should keep its own tested or project-confirmed values. To interpret dwell, substrate, peel and holding data under controlled conditions, use the peel and shear testing reference. This keeps the product page focused on the actual grade rather than repeating generic test theory.
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What should be checked before bonding acrylic adhesive tape to metal, glass, or plastic?
Before bonding to metal, glass, or plastic, check the substrate type, surface cleanliness, application pressure, and load direction. Metal and glass usually need oil removal and firm roller pressure to help the adhesive wet out across the surface. Plastics need more attention because surface energy, additives, coating layers, and plasticizer migration can change final adhesion. A practical sample test should include peel strength, shear resistance, liner removal, edge lift, and residue inspection after 24-72 h. For die-cut parts, also check whether the adhesive edge stays clean without ooze, stringing, or liner separation, especially on small pads, spacers, and narrow strips.
FAQ
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Is the tape body red?
No. The red part is the PE release liner. The adhesive tape body is usually clear or translucent.
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Can this tape bond plastic parts?
Yes. It can bond many plastics, but PP, PE, PVC, coated plastics, and rubber-modified parts should be tested before bulk production.
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Why is dwell time important?
Acrylic PSA usually builds stronger bonding after pressure and time. A 24-72 h check gives more reliable results.
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Can it be supplied as custom die-cut parts?
Yes. Double Stick Tape Company can supply slit rolls, kiss-cut parts, rotary die-cut parts, and custom adhesive shapes for industrial assembly.
