Splicing Tape
Splicing Tape
Splicing tape is perfect for low-voltage electrical insulation applications. Other uses for splicing tapes include packaging tapes perfect for sealing boxes for shipping, joining tapes for forming strong bonds between two materials, and heavy, versatile dual-coated tapes that can be used for a variety of industrial purposes. For more information on each specific product and which option will be the best for you, contact SpecTape and we’ll help you make the right decision.
Heavy-Duty Splicing Tape:
ST-409
Blue polyester, splicing tape, heavy duty.
ST-409EG
Emerald green splicing tape, heavy duty
ST-409H
Red poly splicing tape, heavy duty
ST-409T
Clear poly splicing tape
ST-28
Heavy duty, bleached, flatback carton sealing tape, splicing and packaging
Adhesive Transfer Tape:
ST-530
Adhesive transfer tape, for joining and splicing
ST530-5
Adhesive transfer tape, for joining and splicing
ST-530-10
Adhesive transfer tape, for joining and splicing
ST-540
Adhesive transfer tape, splicing, core starting, mounting, etc. ATG core
ST-540-5
Adhesive transfer tape, splicing, core starting, mounting, etc. ATG core
Double-Coated Tapes:
ST-550
Double coated paper, multipurpose mounting, holding, splicing, etc.
ST-567
Heavy-duty poly with high-performance adhesive.
ST-575
Double coated poly, splicing, core startup, plate mounting.
ST-575S
Double coated poly, lightweight carpet hold-down tape.
ST-580
Double coated tissue, general purpose mounting, holding, splicing.
ST-581A
Double coated tissue, mounting, holding, splicing, etc.
ST-590
Double-coated poly, excellent shear adhesion, mounting, splicing.
ST-CC590A
Double-coated polyester, designed for corrugated splicing.
ST-590AE
Double-coated poly, high temp adhesive.
ST-590AR
Double coated red poly, excellent for splice identification.
ST-28
Heavy duty, bleached, flatback carton sealing tape, splicing and packaging
How to Select the Ideal Splicing Tape for Your Application
Selecting the correct splicing tape is critical to maintaining production uptime and ensuring bond integrity across various industrial substrates. Whether you are dealing with lightweight paper webs, heavy-duty corrugated board, or high-performance films, the failure of a splice can lead to costly downtime and significant material waste.
When evaluating your splicing needs, consider these three key factors:
Substrate Compatibility:
Ensure the adhesive is formulated to bond with the specific surface energy of your material. A tape that performs well on porous paper may fail completely on a low-energy plastic or coated film.
Operating Temperature and Stress:
Will the splice be subjected to high heat during drying, curing, or lamination processes? Furthermore, consider the mechanical stress—will the splice hold under tension during high-speed production? We offer specialized high-temperature and heavy-duty options to accommodate these rigorous demands.
Application Method:
Consider whether your process requires manual application or if you need tapes compatible with automatic splicing equipment. Our custom converting capabilities allow us to produce spool-wound tapes for extended run times, minimizing the frequency of roll changes and maximizing your output.
At SpecTape, we understand that no two industrial processes are identical. Our expertise lies not just in supplying tape, but in engineering a solution that fits your specific machinery and material constraints. If you are struggling with recurring splice failures, or if you are looking to optimize your current production line, our product specialists are ready to help. Contact us today to discuss your unique requirements, or let us provide a sample for testing in your facility. Together, we can ensure your operations remain seamless, efficient, and reliable.