Foam tape use knowledge

Foam tape use knowledge

Q: How will the performance of the tape change under high and low temperature conditions? Foam tape A: When the temperature rises, the glue and foam will soften and the bond strength will decrease, but the adhesiveness will be better. When the temperature decreases, the tape will harden, the adhesive strength will increase but the adhesiveness will worsen. Tape performance will return to its original value as the temperature returns to normal.

Q: How do I remove the parts after the part is attached? Foam tape A: Generally speaking, this is very difficult unless it is within a short time after being attached. Prior to removal, the wetted parts need to be softened and softened and peeled off with force or with a knife or other tool to open the foam. The glue and foam residue can be easily removed with 3M special detergent or other solvents.

Q: Can the conductive foam tape be lifted and re-adhesive after bonding? Foam tape A: If the parts are pressed with a very light force, they can be lifted and re-adhesive. However, if it is fully compacted, it will be difficult to remove it. The adhesive may be contaminated and the tape needs to be changed again. If the part is pasted for a long time and it is more difficult to remove, it is usually necessary to replace the entire part.

 Q: How long does it take to remove the release paper before tape is attached? Foam tape A: Air has little effect on the adhesive, but dust in the air can contaminate the surface of the adhesive, reducing the adhesiveness of the tape. Therefore, the shorter the exposure time of the glue in the air, the better. We recommend sticking tape immediately after removing the release paper.

Foam tape use knowledge

Q: How will the performance of the tape change under high and low temperature conditions? Foam tape A: When the temperature rises, the glue and foam will soften and the bond strength will decrease, but the adhesiveness will be better. When the temperature decreases, the tape will harden, the adhesive strength will increase but the adhesiveness will worsen. Tape performance will return to its original value as the temperature returns to normal.

Q: How do I remove the parts after the part is attached? Foam tape A: Generally speaking, this is very difficult unless it is within a short time after being attached. Prior to removal, the wetted parts need to be softened and softened and peeled off with force or with a knife or other tool to open the foam. The glue and foam residue can be easily removed with 3M special detergent or other solvents.

Q: Can the tape be lifted and re-adhesive after bonding? Foam tape A: If the part is pressed with a very light force, it can be lifted and re-adhesive. However, if it is fully compacted, it will be difficult to remove it. The adhesive may be contaminated and the tape needs to be changed again. If the part is pasted for a long time and it is more difficult to remove, it is usually necessary to replace the entire part.

 Q: How long does it take to remove the release paper before tape is attached? Foam tape A: Air has little effect on the adhesive, but dust in the air can contaminate the surface of the adhesive, reducing the adhesiveness of the tape. Therefore, the shorter the exposure time of the glue in the air, the better. We recommend sticking tape immediately after removing the release paper.