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Tape & Adhesive Materials

Tapes & Adhesives

Industrial tapes and adhesives are used to bond components in a variety of manufacturing processes. Tapes and adhesives can also be combined with other flexible materials to create laminates. Whether your product is a wound care bandage or a printed circuit board, Advantage Converting's precision die-cutting ensures accurate and effective bonding.
Different manufacturing processes require specific tapes and adhesives. Temperature, tackiness, tape chemistry, and construction are all factors to be considered. Advantage Converting’s experts in material science will help you select from a wide variety of tapes and adhesives to meet the specific form and function required for your application.

FAQs

Q: When do I need a clean room?

Clean room manufacturing is primarily used when manufacturing sensitive materials that can be easily contaminated or affected by particles in the air. For example, at Advantage Converting, we have used our clean rooms to manufacture advanced wound care products, solar panel components, and vibration dampeners for the aerospace industry. However, a clean room can be used for any converted good. Our experts can work with you to determine clean room requirements for your project.

Q: What manufacturing processes does Advantage Converting perform in their clean rooms?

We can perform any manufacturing process in our clean rooms, including custom die cutting, laminating, slitting and rewinding, and roll-to-roll manufacturing.

Q: What is clean room manufacturing?

Clean room manufacturing is the use of an enclosed area with strict environmental controls to manufacture sensitive components. The controlled environment – or clean room – limits the presence of dust, airborne microbes, aerosol, and chemical vapors to prevent environmental contamination of sensitive components, such as those for medical, electronic, and aerospace applications.

Advantage Converting has multiple clean rooms that are available for all converted goods. Our clean rooms are certified as ISO 8 / Class 100,000 and ISO 7 / Class 10,000.

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