When it comes to adhering to electronic components, it's important to select the right tape. The proper adhesive will not only provide strength but also provide flexibility and conform to curves. Acrylic foam tape is designed specifically for this application, with its special bonding capabilities, viscoelasticity, and ability to provide inner strength as well as relaxation of mechanical stresses.
Acrylic foam tapes have a double-sided adhesive that provides a strong, permanent bond between two or more surfaces. The tapes are available in several grades and can be used for a variety of applications. They are a great alternative to mechanical fasteners and can be used to replace them. They are also suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.
The high-bond acrylic foam tapes feature a foam core and are coated with a high-quality acrylic adhesive on both sides. They provide a secure bond and are energy-absorbing. This makes them ideal for bonding and mounting applications. They are available in a variety of adhesive strengths and have high-shear strength.
The global acrylic foam tapes market is segmented based on end-use, including automotive, construction, and consumer goods. The segments are further classified based on product type and application. The main applications of acrylic foam tapes are automotive, truck/trailer assembly, consumer goods, and automotive. The end-user segment comprises fixing vehicle panels and mounting badges.
Acrylic Foam Tape is a highly versatile tape that offers flexible, strong bonds to a wide variety of automotive surfaces. Its thick, 1.52-mm acrylic foam core is designed for rugged performance and excellent adhesion on complex surfaces and geometries. It also has good initial and final bond strength and provides excellent wet-out and release properties.
The adhesive strength of acrylic foam tape depends on the temperature of the surface where it is to be applied. If the surface is painted or treated, the adhesive strength of the tape may be impacted, and it may even peel off when it's applied. Additionally, tape thickness depends on the temperature, so it's important to choose the right tape for the climate you're working in.
