Solvent Based Adhesive Tape
- Material: BOPP / OPP film
- Adhesive: Solvent natural rubber or solvent acrylic
- Color: Clear, brown, white
- Thickness: 40-70um after sample confirmation
- Width: 48mm, 50mm, 72mm, or slit width
- Use: Box closure, warehouse packing, export cartons
Solvent Based Adhesive Tape is a BOPP / OPP film packaging tape for box closure, warehouse packing, and export cartons. Easy Pack Tape Company manufactures it with solvent natural rubber or solvent acrylic adhesive, selected by carton surface, storage time, sealing method, and appearance needs. Common options include 40-70um thickness, clear, brown, and white colors, with controlled unwind for hand dispensers or automatic case sealing machines.
Product Overview
This product is a solvent adhesive carton tape for industrial packaging, not a solvent cleaner. In production, “solvent based” refers to the adhesive coating system. Adhesive is applied to BOPP or OPP film, the solvent is removed, and the remaining pressure sensitive layer bonds to the box after proper pressure.
Compared with water based acrylic tape or hot melt tape, Solvent Based Adhesive Tape is used when standard packaging tape may not match carton surface, storage period, appearance, or flap lifting risk. Water based acrylic suits normal warehouse use. Hot melt gives quick initial tack. Solvent adhesive is more useful when recycled board, rough fibers, heavy ink coverage, or longer storage may affect the final seal.
Natural rubber solvent adhesive is practical for uneven cardboard, recycled corrugated boxes, dusty paperboard, cold packing areas, and heavy duty cardboard box sealing. It helps wet out paper fibers and grip difficult surfaces faster. Solvent acrylic adhesive is better when clear appearance, aging resistance, and stable long-term bonding matter more, especially for clear or white OPP film packaging tape.
Thickness and adhesive weight should be checked together. A thicker roll is not always better if the adhesive formula is not suitable for the carton. A typical factory reference may include 25-35um BOPP / OPP film, 18-28 g/m2 adhesive coating weight, and 5-10 N/25mm peel adhesion. Before bulk production, test the actual carton for edge lifting, flap rebound, adhesive wet-out, unwind tension, and 24-72 h closure stability.
Benefits
- Supports BOPP carton sealing tape use on medium and heavy boxes
- Offers solvent natural rubber and solvent acrylic options
- Improves contact on uneven board, printed cartons, and recycled paper fibers
- Provides clear, brown, and white choices for appearance or carton contrast
- Works with hand dispensers and automatic case sealing machines
- Helps control flap rebound when pressure, thickness, and coating weight are matched
- Can be adjusted by width, length, thickness, unwind level, and adhesive weight
- Supports sample checks for peel adhesion, holding power, machine cutting, and 24-72 h closure stability
Which Solvent Adhesive Should Be Used for Rough Cartons or Long Storage?
The adhesive should follow carton condition, not only tape thickness. For recycled cardboard, heavy ink coverage, dusty corrugated boxes, or cold and humid packing areas, rubber solvent adhesive usually gives faster grip on uneven fibers. It is useful where flap lifting may appear during handling. Solvent acrylic adhesive is better when clean appearance, aging resistance, and longer warehouse storage matter more. Sample rolls should be tested on the real carton before bulk production.
Product Packaging
TDS
Item | Typical Value |
Product type | Solvent based BOPP / OPP packaging tape |
Backing film | BOPP / OPP film |
Adhesive type | Solvent natural rubber or solvent acrylic |
Total thickness | 40-70um typical factory test range |
Film thickness | 25-35um sample test reference |
Adhesive coating weight | 18-28 g/m2, adjustable after sample confirmation |
Peel adhesion | 5-10 N/25mm typical test value |
Holding power | 24-72 h flap lifting and rebound observation recommended |
Tensile strength | 90-150 N/25mm typical factory test range |
Elongation | 120%-180% sample test reference |
Common width | 48mm, 50mm, 72mm, or custom slit width |
Width tolerance | +/-1mm after confirmation |
Roll length tolerance | +/-3% typical factory control |
Core size | 3 inch paper core |
Unwind behavior | Smooth manual pull and stable machine feeding |
Color | Clear, brown, white |
Application method | Hand dispenser and automatic case sealing machine |
Application temperature | 5-40 C recommended |
Storage condition | 18-28 C, 45%-65% RH |
Sample test | Actual box sealing test before bulk production |
Product production
Applications
- Recycled corrugated box closure
- Heavy duty cardboard box sealing
- Export carton and warehouse shipment
- Brown tape for standard kraft cartons
- Clear tape for cleaner package appearance
- White tape for contrast on printed cartons
- Manual packing with hand dispensers
- Automatic lines needing stable unwind and clean cutting
- Trial use on recycled board, printed cartons, or cold warehouse packing
How Does BOPP / OPP Film Affect Manual and Automatic Carton Sealing?
BOPP / OPP film gives Solvent Based Adhesive Tape tensile strength, stretch control, transparency, and smooth unwind. In manual packing, the tape should pull evenly, cut cleanly, and press flat without curling. On automatic machines, width tolerance around +/-1mm, 3 inch core fit, unwind tension, and total thickness affect feeding, cutting stability, and seal consistency. The best result comes from matching film strength, adhesive weight, carton surface, pressure, and line speed.
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FAQ
Is Solvent Based Adhesive Tape used for removing glue residue?
No. It is a BOPP / OPP film packaging tape made with a solvent based adhesive coating system for box closure.
Which adhesive is better for recycled or printed cartons?
Solvent natural rubber is usually better for uneven cardboard, recycled board, dusty surfaces, or heavy ink coverage.
When should solvent acrylic adhesive be selected?
Solvent acrylic is suitable when long-term storage, clear appearance, aging resistance, and stable presentation are important.
What should be tested before bulk production?
Actual carton material, peel adhesion, flap rebound, unwind tension, machine cutting, and 24-72 h closure stability should be checked.
