Double Sided Tissue Tape
Double sided tissue tape for lightweight bonding, lamination, label mounting, foam attachment, and die-cut converting. Available in multiple adhesive systems for paper, film, foam, fabric, and other light-duty industrial assembly needs.
- Thin tissue carrier for clean bond lines and flexible lamination
- Available for paper, film, foam, label, and lightweight assembly use
- OEM jumbo rolls, slit rolls, and die-cut adhesive parts supported
What Double Sided Tissue Tape Is Used For
Double sided tissue tape is a thin adhesive bonding tape with a tissue carrier, commonly used for lightweight lamination, mounting, and converting where a clean bonding line, flexible structure, and easy processing are required.
What This Tape Is
This tape uses a lightweight tissue carrier coated with adhesive on both sides. It is commonly chosen when buyers need a thinner bonding construction for paper, film, foam, fabric, labels, and other lightweight materials.
Why Buyers Use It
Double sided tissue tape is often selected for lamination, nameplate or label mounting, foam bonding, and OEM converting supply. It fits projects that need flexible bonding, clean processing, and roll or die-cut delivery for production use.
Why Buyers Choose Double Sided Tissue Tape
Key performance points that help procurement teams, engineers, and distributors evaluate tissue tape for lightweight bonding and converting projects.
Thin Bond Line
The tissue carrier supports a low-profile adhesive layer for lamination, mounting, and lightweight joining where bulkier tape constructions are not preferred.
Flexible Material Compatibility
Commonly used on paper, film, foam, felt, fabric, and other light-duty substrates depending on adhesive system and application conditions.
Converting-Friendly Structure
Suitable for jumbo roll supply, slitting, rewinding, and die-cut adhesive parts when OEM or project-based converted formats are required.
Efficient for High-Volume Use
A practical option for repeated lamination, label mounting, packaging assembly, and other lightweight industrial bonding tasks with stable supply demand.
Where Double Sided Tissue Tape Is Commonly Applied
Common application directions for thin bonding, lightweight mounting, lamination, and converted adhesive part production.
Paper and Cardboard Bonding
Used for sleeves, printed inserts, paperboard parts, folders, and lightweight display or packaging components.
Foam and Felt Lamination
Suitable for laminating thin foam, felt, and other soft layers where a flexible adhesive interface is required.
Label and Graphic Mounting
Supports labels, nameplates, overlays, and lightweight graphic mounting where a thin tape profile is preferred.
Packaging and Assembly Work
Applied in sample books, envelope structures, carton accessories, inserts, and other light-duty assembly processes.
Film and Sheet Joining
Can be used for lightweight film bonding, paper layer joining, and flexible sheet splicing during converting or finishing.
Die-Cut Adhesive Components
Frequently supplied for die-cut parts used in OEM, electronics, labeling, and general industrial converting projects.
Technical Specifications and Supply Options
Common purchasing specifications and converting options for double sided tissue tape. Typical values below are for reference selection only. Final construction should be confirmed by substrate, adhesive requirement, converting method, and end-use condition.
| Carrier | Tissue paper carrier |
|---|---|
| Total Thickness | Common options: 70 / 80 / 90 / 100 / 120 / 160 microns; custom available by grade |
| Adhesive System | Acrylic or hot melt, selected by substrate, tack level, and converting requirement |
| Liner Type | Common release liner: white release paper; yellow glassine or other matched liners available |
| Color | Usually translucent or white, depending on adhesive system and liner combination |
| Common Slit Width | Typical finished widths: 6 mm to 1240 mm; custom slit widths available |
| Common Roll Length | Typical finished roll lengths: 10 m / 20 m / 50 m; jumbo and log roll supply available |
| Supply Format | Jumbo roll / log roll / slit roll / sheets / die-cut parts |
| Typical Applications | Foam lamination, label mounting, film bonding, paper splicing, lightweight component fixing |
| Custom Support | Slitting, rewinding, sheeting, die-cutting, kiss-cutting, and packaging support |
| Specification Note | Reference specification only. Final tape grade should be confirmed by material surface, bond requirement, and processing method |
Custom Converting and Supply Support
We support double sided tissue tape supply in roll, sheet, and converted formats for industrial bonding, lamination, mounting, and OEM production use.
Jumbo and Log Roll Supply
Available for converter, distributor, and OEM roll processing requirements.
Custom Slitting
Finished roll widths can be matched to machine use, packing format, or customer demand.
Sheeting and Rewinding
Supply can be prepared in sheets or rewound formats for easier handling and downstream use.
Die-Cut Parts
Suitable for converted adhesive components, mounting pieces, and application-specific shapes.
Liner and Adhesive Matching
Construction can be adjusted by substrate, tack target, release requirement, and converting method.
Packing and Delivery Support
Packing style and shipment format can be arranged according to order type and supply workflow.
Project Matching Note
Before quotation, it is recommended to confirm substrate type, target thickness, roll or sheet format, finished size, and whether die-cut or custom packing is required.
Why Buyers Work with ChenTao Tape
We focus on practical industrial tape supply, converting support, and project communication that helps procurement teams, engineers, and distributors move from sample review to order execution more smoothly.
Industrial Supply Focus
We focus on adhesive tape supply for industrial bonding, lamination, mounting, and converting projects.
Flexible Specification Matching
Thickness, liner, adhesive system, roll format, and converted supply can be matched by project requirement.
Converting Support
We support slitting, rewinding, sheeting, and die-cut delivery for different production and packaging needs.
Clear Project Communication
Product matching and quotation can be discussed based on substrate, dimensions, application method, and supply format.
OEM and Distribution Support
Suitable for buyers who need jumbo supply, finished rolls, converted parts, or repeat project supply.
Practical B2B Order Flow
From inquiry to sample confirmation and bulk supply, we aim to keep the process direct, stable, and efficient.
Frequently Asked Questions About Double Sided Tissue Tape
Common purchasing questions about material fit, thickness options, roll formats, converting support, and quotation preparation for double sided tissue tape.
What materials can double sided tissue tape bond to?
Double sided tissue tape is commonly used for paper, labels, plastic films, foam, felt, fabric, and other lightweight materials. Final grade selection should still be confirmed by surface energy, texture, bonding pressure, and end-use condition.
What thickness options are commonly available for tissue tape?
Common total thickness options for double sided tissue tape are typically 70 / 80 / 90 / 100 / 120 / 160 microns. Different constructions may also use other thicknesses depending on adhesive system, liner combination, and converting requirement. Final thickness should be matched to the substrate and bonding target.
What adhesive systems are commonly used for double sided tissue tape?
The most common adhesive systems are acrylic and hot melt. Acrylic systems are often preferred for broader industrial bonding compatibility, while hot melt grades may be used where higher initial tack is required. Final selection depends on substrate, holding requirement, processing method, and application environment.
What liner types are usually available?
Common liner options include white release paper and yellow glassine release paper. Other liner constructions may also be used depending on tape grade, release requirement, and die-cut or rewinding process. Liner choice should be confirmed together with the intended converting method.
What roll widths and roll lengths can usually be supplied?
Typical finished slit widths are commonly supplied from 6 mm up to 1240 mm, depending on the tape construction and converting method. Common finished roll lengths include 10 m, 20 m, and 50 m, while jumbo rolls and log rolls are also available for further processing. Final size should be confirmed by application, machine use, and packing requirement.
Can double sided tissue tape be supplied as slit rolls, sheets, or die-cut parts?
Yes. Common supply formats include jumbo rolls, log rolls, finished slit rolls, sheets, and die-cut adhesive parts. The suitable format depends on whether the tape will be used for direct application, secondary converting, assembly support, or OEM production.
Is double sided tissue tape suitable for lamination and nameplate mounting?
Yes. It is commonly used for lightweight lamination, label mounting, nameplate fixing, foam bonding, paper splicing, and other thin bonding applications where a flexible adhesive layer is preferred. Final suitability should be checked against substrate type, environmental condition, and required holding performance.
Can you support OEM or custom converting projects?
Yes. Support can include custom slitting, rewinding, sheeting, die-cutting, liner matching, and packing coordination. For OEM or project-based supply, it is recommended to confirm the target thickness, finished size, supply format, and quantity plan before quotation.
Is there a MOQ for custom tissue tape orders?
MOQ is not fixed as one single number for all tissue tape projects. It usually depends on tape construction, width, roll length, converting method, and whether custom liner, slitting, or die-cutting is involved. For accurate evaluation, it is best to provide the required specification and estimated order quantity together.
What information should I provide before requesting a quote?
To speed up quotation and tape matching, please provide the substrate type, target thickness, required width or finished dimensions, expected roll length or supply format, quantity, application method, and whether custom slitting, sheeting, or die-cutting is required.
