Both Side Tape Company is a Double Sided Mount Tape manufacturer for industrial mounting, trim attachment, panel fixing, substrate bonding, and hidden assembly. This simplified version keeps the essential product information and explains how acrylic foam, clear acrylic, PET carrier, transfer adhesive, and removable PU gel mounting tapes should be selected by surface type, load direction, bond line thickness, pressure, dwell time, and service environment.
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Double Sided Mount Tape fixes two substrates without screws, rivets, welding, or liquid glue. It is mainly used for mounting and bonding, not for foam sealing, carpet fixing, gift box assembly, or stationery use. Its value is clean hidden attachment, stable contact area, controlled thickness, and reliable holding after the adhesive fully wets the surface.
The tape should not be judged only by first-touch tack. Aggressive tack can still fail on oily painted metal, dusty plastic, weak coating, textured powder coat, or low surface energy material. Selection should start with substrate, surface finish, part weight, contact area, load direction, pressure, dwell time, and working temperature. A 24-72 h dwell check is more useful than a quick hand peel test.
Product Series Covered Products Best-Fit Scenario Selection Notes
Acrylic Foam Gray, black, white foam tape Painted panels, exterior trim, metal parts Long-term holding, shear strength, edge lift control Clear Acrylic Clear mounting tape Glass, acrylic, transparent plastic, polished metal Cleaner bond line and less visible attachment
PET Carrier Double coated PET tape Nameplates, housings, electronic panels Thin profile, stable thickness, easy converting
Transfer Adhesive Unsupported transfer tape Smooth panels and overlays Low-profile bond without a carrier
Removable PU Gel Washable gel tape Smooth temporary mounting Not for heavy permanent outdoor use
Die-Cut Parts Strips, pads, rings, kiss-cut shapes Assembly lines and pre-positioned parts Faster handling and consistent placement
A good choice starts with the surface. Glass, stainless steel, aluminum, ABS, PC, acrylic, painted metal, and powder-coated panels can react differently to the same adhesive. For heavier parts, strong acrylic mounting tape or acrylic foam is usually a safer starting point than a very thin film tape.
Acrylic foam with modified acrylic adhesive supports stress distribution and edge lift resistance on painted metal, stainless steel, aluminum, and automotive trim. Clear acrylic adhesive gives a cleaner appearance on glass, acrylic, and polished surfaces, but uneven pressure may leave bubbles or weak spots. PET carrier tape gives a thin controlled bond line for nameplates and flat assemblies. Transfer adhesive works on smooth panels. Rubber-based grades give faster initial tack but lower heat and aging resistance. PU gel should remain a removable light-duty option.
Double sided mount tape should be selected by substrate first, not only by thickness or tack. Clear acrylic mounting tape is used where glass, transparent acrylic, polished metal, or display parts require a cleaner bond line. Acrylic foam grades suit automotive trim, painted panels, stainless steel, aluminum, and exterior decorative parts where vertical shear holding and edge lift resistance matter. PET carrier mounting tape works for thin profile bonding, nameplates, plastic housings, and flat panels. Removable PU gel tape should stay within temporary or repositionable mounting on smooth surfaces.
Item Typical Range / Customizable Value Product Coverage Acrylic foam, clear acrylic, PET carrier, transfer adhesive, removable PU gel tape Total Thickness 80-2000 um, selected by substrate roughness, load, and bond line requirement
Adhesive Type Acrylic, modified acrylic, rubber-based adhesive, removable PU gel
Carrier / Structure Acrylic foam, PET film, unsupported adhesive, PU gel layer
Common Colors Clear, transparent, white, gray, black
Peel Adhesion Reference 6-30 N/25 mm typical factory test range, substrate-dependent
Vertical Shear Check 24-168 h reference under sample load
Pressing Pressure About 100 kPa / 15 psi for sample application
Dwell Time 24-72 h before full load comparison
Temperature Reference -20 C to 120 C depending on adhesive system
Roll Size 3-1240 mm width and 10-1000 m length
Die-Cut Tolerance +/-0.2-0.5 mm depending on shape and thickness
Both Side Tape Company can adjust adhesive grade, carrier structure, thickness, width, length, liner type, color, roll format, and die-cut geometry. Common formats include 3-1240 mm slit rolls, log rolls, finished rolls, and 10-1000 m long rolls. Kiss-cut strips, mounting pads, finger-lift liners, extended liners, and custom shapes improve assembly handling and reduce manual cutting.
Useful project details include mounted material, surface finish, part weight, contact area, load direction, temperature range, indoor or outdoor condition, and removal requirement. Painted, coated, textured, oily, or low surface energy surfaces should be sample tested before bulk production. Practical checks include surface cleaning, 24-72 h dwell observation, vertical shear holding, heat cycle observation, edge lifting, and residue observation for removable grades.
Long-term holding starts before application. Glass, metal, plastic, and painted panels should be clean, dry, and free from oil, dust, moisture, wax, mold release agents, and loose coating. After positioning, uniform pressure, about 100 kPa / 15 psi in a sample check, helps adhesive wet out rigid panels and smooth metal or glass surfaces. Initial tack supports positioning, but final strength should be judged after the bond develops. For automotive trim or exterior panel bonding, testing may include -20 C to 80 C heat cycle observation and surface-specific peel checks.
Yes. The grade should match the substrate. Glass and clear acrylic often need transparent bonding, while metal, painted panels, and plastic may need different adhesive strength, thickness, and dwell testing.
Initial tack supports positioning, but final strength should normally be checked after 24-72 h dwell observation so the adhesive can wet out the surface.
Acrylic foam or strong acrylic mounting tape is usually preferred because it offers better long-term holding, edge lift resistance, and heat cycle performance after sample confirmation.
No. PU gel tape is removable or repositionable tape for smooth surfaces, not for permanent heavy trim, exterior panels, or structural holding.
