Masking tapes

1) Sealing of joints between window- and doorframes and walls
2) Masking of surfaces during spraying, painting, lacquering and plastering (provides protection to surfaces not to be painted, lacquered or plastered. For example, the tape can be glued on window glass in the line of pane-to-frame joints before painting window frames or in the line of floor-to-wall or ceiling-to-wall joints before painting or plastering walls or any other surfaces which are in need of protection against contamination with paints, lacquers or plaster. After removing the tape a straight borderline leaves)
3) Masking of auto body components during auto painting (in case of heat-chamber drying, a special thermo stable tape should be used)
4) Sealing of lightweight cartons and small boxes
5) Repairing of books, maps, posters
6) Protection to metal, plastic or glass surfaces against scratching
7) Covering of sharp edges to afford their safety
8) Arrangement of small technical components (e.g., transistors) in line by gluing them on the tape
9) Marking applications
10) Protection of mirror or glass edges against spelling
11) Bonding a paper tape to a liner
12) Patching of paper sheets
13) Butt splicing of paper tapes and paper sheets