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| IPG's PE7 Tape doesn't stretch like other PE Tapes |
Polyethylene film tapes usually stretch a lot during
application. This stretch is caused by
its orientation during manufacturing when cast or blown. Because it has no scrim reinforcement normally found in duct tape (also PE film-based), PE tape will stretch, spreading the adhesive out across the surface of the film thus lowering the adhesion
and grip over time.
Stucco and
polyethylene film tapes such as IPG's PE7 are manufactured differently and do not
stretch like other PE film tapes. This
innovation prevents loss of adhesion and grip – even on UNeven surfaces!
Jeff Coats
Director - Market Development
Intertape Polymer Group
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