Hot Melt Adhesive Tape
- Common Widths: 48 mm, 60 mm, 72 mm
- Common Lengths: 66 m, 100 m, 150 m, 914 m
- Colors: Clear, brown, buff, white
- Backing Material: BOPP film
- Adhesive Type: Synthetic rubber hot melt
- Main Use: Carton sealing and shipping
Hot melt adhesive tape is a pressure-sensitive packaging tape made for fast carton closure, smooth unwind, and reliable sealing in daily packing work. As a hot melt adhesive tape manufacturer, PRO PACK supplies this product for distributors, converters, wholesalers, and industrial buyers who need stable roll quality, practical specifications, and dependable performance on corrugated cartons. It is widely used for hand application and automatic case sealing because it combines quick tack, clean release, and strong holding power in one efficient packaging format.
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Benefits
- Fast initial tack for quick box closure
- Smooth unwind for easier hand use
- Stable release for automatic sealing lines
- Strong holding power during storage and transit
- Suitable for standard and recycled cartons
- Available in practical widths, lengths, and colors
Technical Data Sheet
Item | Typical Specification |
Product Type | Pressure-sensitive carton sealing tape |
Backing | BOPP film |
Adhesive | Synthetic rubber hot melt |
Total Thickness | Approx. 43–48 mic standard grades |
Grade Range | General purpose to premium / heavy-duty |
Width Options | 48 mm, 60 mm, 72 mm |
Length Options | 66 m, 100 m, 150 m, 914 m and machine rolls |
Color Options | Clear, brown, buff, white |
Adhesion to Steel | Typical industrial grade range |
Tensile Strength | Suitable for routine carton sealing applications |
Elongation at Break | Flexible film construction for carton closure |
Application Method | Hand dispensers and automatic case sealers |
Recommended Surface | Corrugated cartons, linerboard, recycled cartons |
Storage Condition | Store in a clean, dry place away from heat and sunlight |
When Is This Tape a Better Option for Recycled Cartons?
Recycled cartons can be harder to seal because the board surface is often less even than standard corrugated material. In that situation, a tape needs to grab quickly and stay closed under handling pressure. This product is often preferred for recycled board because the hot melt adhesive forms fast contact and helps reduce flap lift during packing, palletizing, and transport. For buyers who work with mixed carton quality every day, that means better sealing consistency without slowing down line efficiency or affecting the finished appearance of the box.
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Applications
- Carton sealing for warehouse shipments
- E-commerce order packing
- Manual sealing at packing tables
- Automatic case sealing lines
- Recycled box closure
- General shipping and storage packaging
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Specification
Parameter | Description |
Material | Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene and Hot Melt Glue |
Width Options | 45mm, 48mm, 50mm, 72mm |
Length Options | 100 yards, 200 yards, 500 yards, Customizable |
Thickness | 38 mircrons to 60 microns |
Color Options | Transparent, Yellow |
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What Should Buyers Compare Before Choosing a Grade?
A useful comparison starts with the carton itself, then moves to the sealing method and shipping condition. Standard cartons in normal packing rooms may only need a regular grade, while recycled boxes, heavier loads, or faster packing lines often require a stronger construction. Buyers should also compare width, roll length, and whether the product will be used by hand or on automatic equipment. Looking at the full packing process usually leads to a better decision than comparing price alone, because the right specification can improve sealing efficiency and reduce avoidable application issues.
How Do You Select the Right Option for Hand Use and Machine Sealing?
For hand application, buyers usually want easy unwind, clean cut-off, and quick grip so operators can keep working efficiently. For machine sealing, consistency matters even more because the roll must release evenly at higher speed and maintain stable closure from carton to carton. In most cases, a standard construction is suitable for everyday box sealing, while a stronger grade is preferred for recycled cartons, more demanding transport conditions, or production lines that need added closure security. Matching the tape to the actual use environment is usually the most practical buying approach.
