Double-sided Films and Tapes
Double-sided adhesive films and tapes (mounting tapes / VHB foam tapes) deliver strong, clean, and invisible bonding without the need for drilling, screws, or mechanical fasteners. They are ideal for mounting signage panels, trim moldings, 3D channel letters, and full-surface graphic lamination onto rigid substrates. Featuring high initial tack and outstanding shear resistance, they provide long-term durability against weathering, temperature fluctuations, and UV exposure.
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| Type | Thickness (µm) |
Liner | Glue | Roles size (lm) |
| ASLAN DK4 | 80 | LDPE / silicone paper | acrylics | 1,35 × 15 / 25 / 50 1,02 × 25 / 50 |
| MACTAC PERMETRANS 2113 | 80 | PET / PET | acrylics, highly transparent | 1,53 × 50 |
| Type | Thickness (µm) |
Liner | Glue | Roles size (bm) |
| MACMOUNT 2571 | 80 | white PE foam | acrylics permanent | 0,025 × 66 |
| MACMOUNT 2792 | 80 | black PE foam | acrylics permanent | 0,025 × 66 |
| 3M VHB 4910 | 100 | nonliner | transparent solid acrylics glue | 0,012 × 33 |
| 3M VHB 4932 | 60 | nonliner | white acrylics foam | 0,012 × 33 |
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
What are double-sided films and tapes used for?
Double-sided films and tapes are adhesive materials coated with adhesive on both sides, used for invisible and secure bonding of two surfaces together. In signmaking and display production, they are used for mounting sheet materials, installing mirrors, assembling POS displays, fixing profiles, or attaching graphics to walls and windows without drilling.
What types of double-sided tapes and films are most common in signage?
The most common types include thin transfer tapes for lamination and flat joints, foam double-sided tapes for uneven surfaces and stress absorption, cloth tapes for high strength, and high-performance acrylic tapes (e.g., VHB) that can replace mechanical rivets or screws in outdoor applications.
How do I choose and apply a double-sided tape correctly?
When selecting, consider the weight of the bonded object, the roughness and type of substrates (plastic, metal, glass), and whether the bond will be exposed to indoor or exterior conditions. For successful application, it is crucial to thoroughly clean and degrease surfaces beforehand, apply firm and even pressure during bonding, and respect the recommended application temperature for maximum adhesion.
