Double Sided Tape (DST)
Double-sided tape is a pressure-sensitive adhesive product engineered to bond two surfaces together invisibly and efficiently. Coated with adhesive on both sides of a carrier substrate—such as foam, film, tissue, or fabric—it enables clean, tool-free assembly without the need for mechanical fasteners, welding, or liquid adhesives. This design allows for a seamless finish, making it ideal for both temporary and permanent bonding applications.


Description
Its versatility and
ease of use make double-sided tape a trusted solution across industries
including automotive, electronics, construction, packaging,
graphics and signage, furniture, and appliances. In
automotive and transportation, it is used to mount trims, emblems, and interior
panels, offering vibration damping and weather resistance. Electronics
manufacturers rely on it for display bonding, component assembly, and
insulation layering. In construction, it supports panel mounting, vapor barrier
sealing, and acoustic foam installation. Packaging and printing sectors use it
for splicing, tabbing, and prototype assembly, while signage and exhibition
setups benefit from its clean removability and strong adhesion.
Double-sided tape is
available in various formats including foam-based, film-based, tissue-based,
and cloth-backed versions, each tailored to specific surface types, load
requirements, and environmental conditions. Foam tapes offer gap-filling and
vibration control, while thin film and tissue tapes provide low-profile bonding
for smooth surfaces. Cloth tapes deliver strength and flexibility for rough or
irregular substrates.
Fabrication methods
such as die-cutting, lamination, and roll slitting allow
double-sided tape to be customized for automated production lines and precision
assemblies. It is supplied in rolls, sheets, or pre-cut formats, and can be
tailored to meet international standards including RoHS, REACH,
and UL 94, ensuring compliance and reliability across regulated markets.