Tape

Tape is a versatile fastening and reinforcement material for joining, finishing and strengthening tarpaulins and other technical textiles. It provides a practical solution for applications where materials are bonded, welded or locally reinforced.

The range includes double-sided tape for acrylic fabrics, weldable acrylic fabric tape and single-sided banner tape. The versions differ in width, roll length, adhesive properties and processing method.

Applications

Tape is used in sailmaking, awnings, boat covers, banners, protective covers and technical textile fabrication. It is suitable for joining acrylic fabrics, positioning materials and reinforcing banner edges. Depending on the version, tape can provide an alternative to sewing, welding or traditional hemming.

What should you consider?

Check that the tape is suitable for the material and intended connection. Consider the surface, adhesion, flexibility and operating conditions. For weldable tape, the welding method and machine settings must match the material combination.

Processing and use

Cut the tape to the required length and position it on a clean, dry surface. Self-adhesive tape is applied using even pressure, while weldable tape is processed with a suitable textile welding machine. Check adhesion through a test application beforehand.

Matching products

Tape can be combined with acrylic fabrics, PVC tarpaulins, banners and other suitable technical textile materials. Cutting tools, pressure rollers, industrial textile welding machines and eyelet machines are available for processing.

Alternative or other version

The range includes double-sided tape for acrylic fabrics in 9 and 12mm widths on 100-metre rolls, weldable acrylic fabric tape in 22mm width on 200-metre rolls, and single-sided banner tape in 40mm width on 25-metre rolls. The versions differ in application, fastening method and material compatibility.

Matching Fepatex solution

Tape provides a practical solution for efficiently joining, finishing and reinforcing technical textile materials. Different versions allow the processing method to be matched to the material and intended application.