What are the characteristics of making Water activated kraft paper tape？

Water activated kraft paper tape is a widely used tape, which is made of kraft paper and water-based adhesive. Due to its high strength and durability, it is widely used in sealing and packaging. In this article, we'll explore the features of making wet kraft tape at a washi tape factory.

First of all, the raw material for making wet-laid kraft paper tape is kraft paper. Kraft paper is a high-strength paper made from wood pulp that has been chemically treated to make a strong, durable paper. The paper used to make wet kraft tape should have high tensile strength and tear resistance. Kraft paper is usually purchased in jumbo rolls and cut to the width required for the tape.

Second, the adhesive used for wet kraft tape is a water-based adhesive. The adhesive was applied to the kraft paper using a coater. The coater applies a thin layer of adhesive to the kraft paper, ensuring that the adhesive is evenly distributed on the paper. Adhesives used for wet kraft tape should have high tack and bond strength to ensure that the tape adheres well to the surface.

During the manufacturing process, wet kraft tape is also reinforced with glass fibers. Fiberglass provides extra strength and stability to the tape. Fiberglass is added to the binder-coated kraft paper during the manufacturing process.

After the adhesive and fiberglass are applied to the kraft paper, the paper is dried in an oven. The drying process ensures that the adhesive is fully cured and the tape is ready to use.

In summary, Water activated kraft tape is a durable tape that is widely used for packaging and sealing. The manufacturing process involves the use of high-strength kraft paper, a high-tack water-based adhesive, and fiberglass for additional reinforcement. The finished tape is strong, durable, and provides a reliable seal for a variety of applications.

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