Basic Information:

• Definition: High adhesion masking tape is a type of tape with strong adhesion that is specifically designed for painting and spray painting tasks. Its primary function is to mask areas that do not require coating, preventing paint from spilling over or leaking onto unwanted areas, ensuring clean, sharp edges.
• Material: The base material of this tape can be paper-based (such as standard paper or special paper), film-based (such as polyester film), or fabric-based. These materials have a certain degree of strength and temperature resistance. The adhesive coating provides strong bonding, allowing the tape to firmly stick to surfaces such as metal, plastic, wood, glass, etc., and can withstand high temperatures during spray painting or curing processes.
• Appearance: High adhesion masking tape is typically yellow, blue, or white in color, making it easy to identify for operators. The tape’s width and thickness can be customized to meet different masking needs, suitable for both large-area and precise masking tasks.

Chemical Properties:

• Strong Adhesion: High adhesion masking tape has extremely strong adhesive properties, allowing it to securely bond to various surfaces like metal, plastic, wood, glass, etc., ensuring that paint does not leak or spread onto uncoated areas.
• High-Temperature Resistance: This tape is designed to withstand high-temperature environments, making it suitable for use in high-temperature spray painting or baking processes. It typically can withstand temperatures ranging from 100°C to 150°C, with some high-performance versions able to tolerate even higher temperatures.
• Moisture Resistance: High adhesion masking tape performs well in humid environments, maintaining its adhesion even under moisture-laden conditions, ensuring the masking remains intact.
• Easy Removal: Despite its strong adhesion, the tape is designed to be easily removed without leaving adhesive residue or damaging the surface, preserving the painted area’s integrity.