Audited Supplier
AT-Veneer Tape
Industry, Plywood, Door and Furniture, etc
Kraft Paper
Brown/White
Glue
Waterproof
A
No Printing
Round
Kraft Paper
Roll
Atopor
Plastic Bag with Carton
450m-500m, Width: 9mm-20mm
China
Product Description
Veneer tape prevents the shifting of the veneer sheets during the preparation and follow-up of veneering as well as during
the pressing procedure.The tape has an adhesive coating on one side that needs to be activated with a small amount of water
(e.g. with a sponge or a wet cloth) before use. After pressing, the adhesive tape can be sanded off without residues. For a reliable
glue connection, we supplies perforated and non-perforated veneer tape on a roll.
| Product Name | Veneer Tape | Thickness | 0.09-0.15mm | Length | 450m-500m 150m | |
| Raw Material | Kraft Paper and Glue | Width | 9mm/12mm/14mm/16mm/18mm/20mm-45mm | |||
| Performated | With/Without | Color | White/Brown | |||
| Scope | Plywood Core, Inlay, Door Skin, Furniture | |||||
| Features | Stron Adhesive, good initial adhesion and tensile strength, no glue residue, non-toxc and corrosive | |||||
| Usages | Widely used for plywood core, wood industries and furnitures in repairing, splicing and connecting, etc | |||||
| How to choose the right veneer tape for different kinds of wood veneer? |
Brown Green Tape 8-12mm without hole
Brown Green Tape is used for rotary wood veneer for two ends, it can avoid the crack of whole rotary veneer.
Brown vs White Veneer Tape
White tape may be a better choice on veneers that have a brown color. The contrast of white tape on a brown veneer is an excellent visual indicator of any tape remaining on the surface that needs to be sanded off. Likewise, the brown tape may be a better option on lighter color veneers like birch, maple, fir, tamo ash and white oak.
No Hole Veneer Tape
This is a full strength tape for stubborn veneers. I highly recommend it for maple, karelian birch, and bubinga.
Three Hole Veneer Tape
Ideal for standard veneer joints where it is important to see the seam line under the tape. It is this 3rd hole (the center one) that allows you to see the joint
