Characteristics of washi tape

Compared with general tape, washi tape is made of paper, so the relative stickiness is not strong, but the advantage is that it is easy to tear, and there will be no glue residue after tearing off. Paper tape is therefore generally produced in various colors, so it is widely used for decorative purposes.

Although colored washi tape is made of paper, it can withstand the corrosive effects of chemical substances such as banana water, dimethylbenzene, and Tianna water. Washi tape has the functions of preventing degumming and decolorization.

Washi tape is moderately sticky, has good adhesion to most smooth surfaces, bends or corners, works well, and can be quickly removed after use, leaving no glue residue, so it is very practical

Washi tape benefits from good initial adhesion, so it has good adhesion, so it can easily adhere to various surfaces, and can avoid sliding or falling off on the surface of the attachment.

In addition, washi tape is impregnated and filled, so the material is relatively dense, the unwinding force is small and uniform, and it will not unwind excessively. It has the advantages of good solvent resistance and easy to tear but not easy to break.