RK Masking Tape Plus Tissue Crape for HOTEL, RESTORUNT, Stationery

Masking tape is a type of pressure-sensitive tape primarily used in painting and other tasks that require precise boundaries or temporary adhesion. It is often used to mask areas that should not be painted or to create sharp lines. The tape typically consists of a paper backing and an adhesive that can be easily removed without leaving residue or damaging the surface underneath.

• Material: Generally made of a thin, flexible paper material (often crepe paper) with a pressure-sensitive adhesive on one side.
• Adhesive: The adhesive is typically a rubber-based formula, which offers moderate tack but can be removed easily without residue or damage.
• Width: Masking tape comes in a wide variety of widths, from small (around 1/8 inch) to large (several inches wide).
• Color: It is most commonly beige or off-white but can also come in other colors such as blue or green.
• Thickness: Typically thinner than duct tape but thicker than painter's tape, giving it a balance of flexibility and strength.

• Adhesion Strength: Varies depending on the product but typically has a moderate tack that allows it to stick to surfaces securely while being removable.
• Temperature Resistance: Masking tape can usually withstand temperatures ranging from 50°F to 150°F (10°C to 66°C), though specialized high-temperature masking tapes can endure higher temperatures.
• Tensile Strength: Provides enough tensile strength to withstand moderate pulling without breaking, but it is not designed for heavy-duty applications.
• Backing Material: The paper is usually crepe, which gives it a slightly wrinkled texture, making it easier to tear by hand.
• Length: Typically sold in rolls with lengths of 30 to 60 yards, depending on the application.
• Applications: Used for masking during painting, spray painting, automotive work, DIY crafts, and general repair projects.

1. General-purpose masking tape – Ideal for light to medium-duty applications.
2. Painter's masking tape – Specifically designed for creating sharp paint lines without damaging surfaces.
3. Heavy-duty masking tape – For more demanding tasks requiring stronger adhesion and durability.
4. High-temperature masking tape – Can be used in automotive and industrial painting where higher temperature resistance is needed.

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