Stamoid Edge
Stamoid Edge
Widths 20 & 25 mm
Various colors
Delivery time: 4-7 working days
Awning binding tape
Width 22 mm
Various colors
Delivery time: 4-7 working days
Binding tape is a finishing material for protecting, reinforcing and neatly finishing the edges of tarpaulins, awning fabrics and other technical textiles. It provides a clean appearance and helps protect fabric edges against wear.
The range includes Stamoid Edge and Awning Binding Tape in different widths, materials and colours. These versions provide options for both functional and decorative edge finishing in technical textile fabrication.
Applications
Binding tape is used in sailmaking, boat covers, bimini tops, awnings, sun protection and protective covers. It is suitable for finishing straight and curved fabric edges, valances and other visible textile connections. It is also used for decorative finishing.
What should you consider?
Check the tape width, material type and colour in relation to the fabric. Consider material thickness, edge shape and required finish. Select a version that matches the flexibility and properties of the textile.
Processing and use
Cut the binding tape to the required length and position it carefully along the fabric edge. Attach it using a suitable industrial sewing machine and matching sewing thread. Check that the tape follows the edge evenly, particularly around curves and rounded corners.
Matching products
Binding tape can be combined with PVC-coated fabrics, acrylic fabrics, marine cover materials and other suitable technical textiles. Industrial sewing machines, sewing threads and cutting tools are also available for correct processing.
Alternative or other version
The range includes Stamoid Edge in widths of 20 and 25mm on 50-metre rolls and Awning Binding Tape in 22mm width on 150-metre spools. Both versions are available in different colours, including white, black, blue, grey and various other shades.
Matching Fepatex solution
Binding tape provides a practical solution for neatly and professionally finishing fabric edges in technical textile fabrication and manufacturing. Different materials, widths and colours allow the finish to be matched to the fabric and required appearance.