History Of Adhesive Tape

On May 30, 1928, Richard drew applied in England and the United States. Drew developed a very light, one-click adhesive. An initial attempt wasn't sticky enough, so drew was told, "take this back to your Scottish bosses and ask them to put some more glue in!" (" Scottish "means" mean "mean") why does sticky tape stick? Because, of course, it has a layer of adhesive on the surface! The first adhesives came from animals and plants. In the nineteenth century, rubber was the main ingredient in adhesives. Modern polymers are widely used. Adhesives stick to things because they form bonds between their molecules and the molecules they want to connect to. These bonds hold the molecules together. Adhesive composition, according to different brands, different types of polymer, there is a variety of. In the early 1920s, when two-color cars were popular, researcher dick drew overheard workers in the body shop complaining that the superglue used to paint the body caused so much peeling that they had to keep repainting. He then began to develop a low viscosity adhesive paper, which is the world's first blocking adhesive paper. The President was reluctant to support the plan but drew didn't give up. He took advantage of the small number of orders to continue his research, and a few years later drew invented cellophane tape. During world war ii, JOHNSON& co. JOHNSONNSK bearings company increase waterproof coating on its medical bandage turned the tape for the duct tape is famous all over the world. It was widely used in plumbing during the post-war rebuilding of houses and became the tape that connected the world.