DIY manual helper, correcting the "rise" of tape double-sided tape
May 19, 2023
The double-sided tape serves to fix the paper, cardboard, and the like. Commonly used in envelope sealing, sticky package bidding, primary school manual, enamel painting and other work. In the student's manual class, the tape has gradually replaced the traditional glue as the "main force" of the manual class. The tape is easy to use, it doesn't have to wait for the liquid glue to dry, and it doesn't need to be filled with glue. This is very important for modern people who are quick and convenient. Le Pusheng believes that this is the main reason why tape has gradually become the mainstream of the market.
As one of the tapes, double-sided tape is also a “palm treasure” in the student's manual class, but the traditional double-sided tape needs to tear off the paper on the double-meter tape. Sometimes it may be down when you try it, but sometimes it is down. It is to make you try your best or not to open it. Traditional double-sided tapes are all in one roll. You can tear more how much you use, but it’s hard to start tearing. However, it is precisely these "inconvenient", the correction tape double-sided tape came into being.
Corrected the tape double-sided tape combined with the advantages of the correction tape, just like using the correction tape, as long as the stroke is light, the large gear will drive the pinion to rotate, and the upper layer of waste paper is transferred to the pinion, double-sided The glue is also attached to the place you want to paste, and you don't have to worry about sticking to other places, it is convenient and easy to use.
The reel type double-sided tape has brought more convenience to consumers. At the same time, it can be said that the modified tape double-sided tape is an upgrade of the traditional double-sided tape. Excellence is the development goal of the current stationery manufacturers, to effectively solve consumer demand, to give consumers convenience, but also the power of stationery development.
