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Strapping tape that does its job too well creates a new problem after delivery: adhesive residue. On stainless-steel coils, powder-coated appliance panels, or lacquered furniture surfaces, leftover glue means rework, scrap, or a customer claim — and the cleanup usually costs more than the tape ever did.
Clean removal filament tape is engineered for exactly this trade-off: aggressive enough to hold steel coils through transport, formulated to peel away without residue when the job is done. Here is how the chemistry works, and which grade fits which load.
Residue is rarely just cosmetic. It triggers a chain of costs:
The weakness is again structural: standard high-tack adhesives age and harden against smooth surfaces, leaving film behind on removal.
Clean-removal (residue-free) filament tapes use adhesive formulations tuned to keep cohesive strength higher than adhesive strength on the target surface — so when the tape comes off, the glue stays on the tape, not on the product. Paired with a fiberglass-reinforced PET or BOPP backing, the tape still delivers full bundling strength while it is on.
Furniture, appliances, and polished steel arrive exactly as they left the line — no solvent wiping, no secondary inspection station for adhesive marks.
The clean-removal family spans light to heavy duty: mid-grade constructions reach around 850 N/25mm tensile, and heavy grades reach 1050 N/25mm — steel coil and oil pipe territory.
Most grades carry temperature resistance from -10°C to 80°C (acrylic versions to 100°C), so bundles that move through yards, containers, and cold docks do not turn into a sticky failure.
| Duty | Typical Construction | Tensile (N/25mm) | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Light | PET, 0.12 mm | ≈500 | Furniture, appliance panels (holding) |
| Medium | PET/BOPP, 0.14–0.16 mm | 700–850 | Appliances, steel coils, general bundling |
| Heavy | PET, 0.18–0.20 mm | 1050–1500 | Steel coils, tubes, oil pipes, bridge components |
Heavy clean-removal grades reach 1050–1500 N/25mm tensile — bundling strength for steel and pipe loads. Standard high-tack grades still lead at the extreme end, which is why both families exist.
Grades carry -10°C to 80°C ranges (acrylic options to 100°C). Match the range to your storage and transit conditions to keep removal truly clean.
Standard glass-fiber grades run 3–5% elongation; chemical-fiber clean-removal grades (23–28%) absorb shock for long-span or bridging applications.
Residue is a supply chain cost that hides until delivery day. Clean-removal filament tape removes it at the source — while keeping full bundling strength.
Who benefits most:
Holding power you can trust and removal you can see through are not competing priorities. They are one adhesive decision.
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