What can tape do in industry?

About the electronics industry, we can say for sure - this industry makes us inseparable from tape, such as in our smartphones. A survey in Germany in 2015 showed that 17% of respondents installed more than 31 apps on their mobile phones. But what they don't know is that there are about 45 kinds of Desa tape used in their smartphones.

When users brush the screen carelessly, just below the screen, each kind of industrial special Adhesive Tape is performing its function: the tape fixes each layer of the screen together (it is difficult for users to find, because the tape is extremely pure and transparent); They block internal light and direct it in the right direction; They help the processor dissipate heat and prevent it from burning out; If the phone falls to the ground with its 31 apps and 45 kinds of tape, they can also cushion the impact. Completely unnoticed and ultra-thin Adhesive Tap can be used in any design. At the same time, Adhesive Tape also occupies a place in LED TV, notebook computer and digital computer, as well as automobile navigation and communication system.

800000 square kilometers - this area is between the land area of Australia and Brazil. This is roughly equivalent to the total area of tape used by the automotive industry to fix 2-5 km long cables on each new car every day.

There are as many as 50 kinds of Adhesive Tap used on each new car. Some tapes are used to assemble parts, some are used to provide protection during painting and are removed immediately after the new car is off the assembly line, and others need to work silently for many years. They block the pores left in the production process, fix the trim and threshold, and make up the gap with the body caused by different thermal expansion and cold contraction. They reduce vibration and noise, such as seat and instrument cluster tape. Compared with using screws and bolts, they reduce the weight equivalent to a shaking doll, although we haven't actually measured it yet.

Paper and printing industry

Sometimes industrial tape must be comprehensive - more specifically: plate installation in offset printing process. This is because each plate assembly is responsible for printing different pictures, so each plate needs to be installed on the printing roller. The printing factory can adjust the printing quality by selecting the tape for installing the printing plate.

In contrast, newspaper printing pays more attention to speed, that is, contact time. The tape needs to connect countless rolls of paper in a few tenths of a second to ensure that the paper change Cao operation is completed during the full speed operation of the machine - this process is called "flying connection". The paper change speed record is about 1900 meters per minute.