Adhesive Tapes
ELECTRICAL TAPE It's typically made of slightly stretchy PVC vinyl, and is backed with a pressure sensitive rubber-type adhesive. It has good insulation properties It's perfect for protecting wire splices and for providing extra insulation Pros: •
This tape is water resistant
• Available in different colors like Black, Red, Green, Yellow, and White for color coding
Cons: •
It’s not long lasting; it lost its adhesive with time
DOUBLE SIDED TAPE Double-sided tape is a pressure-sensitive tape that is coated with adhesive on both sides This is the tape with front-and-back sticking power Heavier-duty formulations of this tape is strong enough to hang lightweight items on walls
Pros: •
Very Adhesive
Cons: •
Hard to Remove
UBH is a type of Double sided tape for permanent bonding, after 72 hours it's almost impossible to break the bond.
DUCT TAPE It's a composite make-up of woven cotton cloth that's been backed with polyethylene, and then coated with a high-tack adhesive These tapes when applied forms a waterproof seal You don’t need scissors to cut duct tape
Pros: •
It holds things together
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Cheaper
Cons: •
Less versatile
Duct tape has been used by NASA on several space missions, including Apollo 13 and Apollo 17.
HEAT SHRINK TAPE
Heat shrink tape is an environmentally friendly heat melted adhesive lined polyolefin tape. It's often used to seal water and dust out of cables and cable splices
Pros: Durable Easy to install
Cons: Difficult to Remove
FIBERGLASS TAPE
This tape is typically made up of a fiberglass mesh/aluminum foil composite, and backed with a strong, durable adhesive. Designed for high-heat environments like car engine bays and industrial facilities
Pros: Self-adhering to the wall Good performance and alkali-resistant High tensile strength and resistant to deformation
Cons: Expensive
SILICONE TAPE
Provide waterproof seals and electrical insulation in wrap-style applications on cables, hoses, and electrical components. After a curing period (usually 24 hours), the silicone forms an unbreakable bond
Pros: High flexibility High temperature resistance
Cons: Expensive
CLOTH TAPE Cloth tape is an adhesive tape made with a cloth backing or core. Cloth tapes are strong and offer good conformability The most popular colors for cloth tapes are black, silver and white
Pros: Low cost
Cons: Not easy to tear
MASKING TAPE Pressure-sensitive tape made of a thin and easy-to-tear paper, and an easily released pressure-sensitive adhesive. It's original use of marking off areas where body paint is not desired It's rated by how many days it can be left up without leaving residue on the surface being masked Pros: Good for painting on canvas
Cons: Leaves sticky, hard to clean residue
SURGICAL TAPE Surgical tape or medical tape is a type of pressure-sensitive adhesive tape. These tapes usually have a hypoallergenic adhesive. These tapes allow air to reach the skin
Pros: Available in paper, plastic, and cloth
Cons: It can adhere to and damage the underlying skin
BOX SEALING TAPE
A pressure-sensitive tape used for closing or sealing corrugated fiberboard boxes.  The tape is 48 mm (approx 2 inches) wide but it is also used in 72 mm (approx 3-inch) width
Pros:  Save time compared to liquid adhesives
Cons: Quickly deteriorates when exposed to UV light, cold, heat, humidity
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