Because the printing tape has good tensile strength, strong viscosity, and is non-toxic and environmentally friendly, it is a low-cost type of tape. Compared with other common types of tape, printing tape has the following characteristics:

   The printing tape made by a special method has strong resistance to high temperature, chemical corrosion, ultraviolet rays and moisture. Moreover, the special color printing tape can be customized according to the base color of the packaging material, so that the aesthetics of the packaged article is not affected.

   Since such tapes can be printed with various types of corporate promotional information, the market is more widely used than ordinary tape.

Tape: In 1928, in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA, Richard Drew invented scotch tape. According to his effect, the tape can be divided into: high temperature tape, double-sided tape, insulating tape, special tape, pressure sensitive tape, die-cut tape, and different functions suitable for different industry needs. The surface of the tape is coated with a layer of adhesive to allow the tape to stick to the article. The earliest adhesives come from animals and plants. In the 19th century, rubber was the main component of the adhesive; modern times, various polymers were widely used.

   Principle of use: The tape is composed of two parts, a substrate and an adhesive, and two or more unconnected objects are joined together by bonding. The surface is coated with a layer of adhesive. The earliest adhesives came from animals and plants. In the 19th century, rubber was the main component of adhesives; modern times, various polymers were widely used. Adhesives can stick to things because their own molecules form bonds with the molecules of the object to be joined. This bond can firmly bond the molecules together. The composition of the adhesive varies from brand to brand and from polymer to polymer.