The loudness of diffrent adhesive tapes when unrolling
For a common user, who tapes up one to two packages per month, or even less, the loudness of the adhesive tape in unrolling is not an essential question. But for professionals, who manage a distribution warehouse of a company that sends several dozen or even hundreds of packages a day, which may be one of the key questions when selecting the type of adhesive tapes.
Adhesive tapes have different degrees of loudness. The material of the tape, and especially the applied adhesive, decide this.
A standard polypropylenove tape (BOPP) with acrylate adhesive is probably on the highest level of the loudness scale, a PVC tape with solvent adhesive or a polypropylene tape (BOPP) with a specially adjusted Silent adhesive is probably on the lowest level of loudness.
Type of adhesive tape | ||
BOPP with acrylate adhesive
| loud in unrolling
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BOPP with hot melt adhesive
| less loud in unrolling
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PVC with solvent adhesive,
BOPP with Silent adhesive | the least loud in unrolling
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