Double Sided Tissue Tape for Clean Industrial Bonding
Stronghold double sided tissue tape is designed for clean, thin, and reliable bonding in packaging, foam, fabric, paper, plastic, leather, light metal, and general product assembly applications.
Use it for mounting, laminating, splicing, die-cutting, packaging closure, sample mounting, foam gasket bonding, and light industrial assembly where liquid glue creates mess, drying time, or inconsistency.
Key Points
· For manufacturers, OEMs, packaging units, converters, and import buyers
· Suitable for foam, fabric, paper, board, leather, plastic, and selected metal bonding
· Available in standard rolls, jumbo rolls, log rolls, and custom slit widths
· Sample-based selection available before bulk purchase
Is This Tape Suitable for Your Application?
For Bonding
Useful for foam, fabric, paper, board, leather, plastic, and selected light metal bonding.
For Clean Assembly
Helps replace liquid glue in selected light to medium bonding applications where fast, neat assembly matters.
For Testing First
Share your material and application. Stronghold can suggest a suitable tissue tape grade before bulk order.
For Production Use
Available in roll formats suitable for manual use, converting, slitting, and production processes.
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What Is Double Sided Tissue Tape?
Double sided tissue tape is a thin adhesive tape coated with adhesive on both sides and supported by a tissue or non-woven carrier. It is used where buyers need clean bonding without visible fasteners, liquid glue, drying time, or extra finishing work.
It is also commonly known as tissue tape, double coated tissue tape, non woven double sided tape, DST tape, double side tissue tape, or white tissue tape.
Stronghold helps buyers select tissue tape based on the material, adhesive type, roll format, surface condition, and application process — not only width and price.
Tissue Tape for Packaging, Foam, Fabric, Splicing & Assembly
Packaging & Paperboard
For chipboard mailer closure, rigid box assembly, paperboard component bonding, inserts, sample cards, tags, and premium packaging.
Foam & Fabric Bonding
For foam gasket bonding, fabric-to-board mounting, felt fixing, textile lamination, and cushion pad fixing.
Printing & Converting
For paper splicing, film splicing, lamination support, temporary joining, and converting line use.
Automotive Interiors
For foam fixing, fabric/felt bonding, trim support, nameplate fixing, and selected low-odor or low-VOC applications.
Electronics & Appliances
For membrane switch bonding, display panel fixing, rubber foot mounting, appliance part fixing, and light component assembly.
Leather, Footwear & Textiles
For temporary positioning before stitching, leather lining bonding, label fixing, patch mounting, and small part assembly.
Suitable Materials
for Tissue Tape Bonding Match the Tape to the Material
Material / Surface | Application Direction |
Paper / Kraft / Board | Packaging closure, box pasting, insert fixing, sample mounting |
Foam | Foam gasket bonding, cushion pads, fabric-backed foam fixing |
Fabric / Felt | Textile lamination, felt mounting, temporary assembly support |
Leather / Leatherette | Footwear, bags, labels, patch positioning |
Plastic | Use grade based on plastic type, surface energy, texture, and load |
Metal / Light Components | Nameplates, rating plates, selected appliance and display parts |
Coated / Laminated Surfaces | Sample testing recommended before bulk use |
Rough / Curved Surfaces | Adhesive grade and pressure application must be checked |
Adhesive Options
Hot Melt, Acrylic, Solvent & Low-VOC Tissue Tape Options
Adhesive Type | Best Fit | Buyer Guidance |
Hot Melt Tissue Tape | General bonding, packaging, paper, board, foam, fabric | Strong initial tack and practical for many daily production uses |
Acrylic Tissue Tape | Longer-term bonding, cleaner aging, selected packaging and assembly applications | Useful where stability and cleaner performance matter |
Solvent Tissue Tape | Selected plastic, leather, fabric, and demanding bonding applications | Consider when higher holding strength is required |
Low-VOC Tissue Tape | Automotive interiors, electronics, enclosed products | Suitable where odor, fogging, or emission sensitivity matters |
Note: Final grade should be selected after checking material, load, temperature, bonding area, surface texture, and application method.
Avoid Common Tissue Tape Bonding Problems
Stronghold Direction:
Share your cutting, slitting, or converting process before bulk selection.
Problem:
Adhesive Bleeding or Edge Oozing In die-cutting, lamination, or packaging assembly, wrong adhesive can create edge bleeding, waste, or machine issues.
Problem:
Tape Does Not Stick to Actual Material Many tapes work on standard surfaces but fail on foam, coated paper, plastic, leather, or textured materials.
Stronghold Direction:
We recommend tape based on substrate, adhesive type, surface condition, and application method.
Problem:
Liner Tears or Releases Poorly Poor liner quality slows production and creates operator frustration.
Stronghold Direction:
Select liner type and roll format based on manual, semi-automatic, or converting use.
Problem:
Batch Variation Creates Rework Inconsistent adhesion creates assembly failure, rejection, and repeat complaints.
Stronghold Direction:
Stronghold focuses on repeat supply consistency and sample-to-bulk alignment.
How to Choose the Right Tissue Tape
Select by Material, Adhesive, Surface & Process
Before ordering double sided tissue tape, check these points:
1. Material to be bonded

Paper, foam, fabric, leather, plastic, metal, coated board, or laminated surface.
2. Surface condition

Smooth, rough, curved, textured, dusty, oily, coated, or low-surface-energy plastic.
3. Application purpose

Mounting, laminating, splicing, die-cutting, packaging closure, temporary positioning, or final bonding.
5. Roll format

Standard roll, jumbo roll, log roll, custom width, or die-cut part.
4. Adhesive requirement

Hot melt, acrylic, solvent, high tack, low odor, or low-VOC.
6. Production process

Manual application, dispenser use, converting, lamination, or assembly line use.
Test Before Bulk Purchase
For production buyers, Stronghold recommends sample testing before bulk approval.

Suggested Sample Check
· Bond on your actual material
· Check liner release
· Check edge lifting
· Check adhesive bleed
· Check bonding after storage or movement
· Check die-cutting or slitting performance, if applicable
· Confirm width, roll length, liner, and packing requirement
Choose by Surface, Use Case & Holding Requirement
Stronghold supports tissue tape requirements for manufacturing, packaging, converting, product assembly, OEM projects, and export-oriented inquiries.
Supply Support
· Bulk roll supply
· Jumbo roll and log roll discussion
· Custom slit widths
· Application-wise grade recommendation
· Sample approval before bulk order
· Export packing discussion
· Private label discussion where applicable
· Repeat supply support for planned procurement
This page should not target traders or distributors. The messaging should stay focused on direct users, manufacturers, OEMs, packaging units, converters, and import buyers.

Tissue Tape Buying FAQs
It is used for clean bonding, mounting, laminating, splicing, packaging closure, foam bonding, fabric bonding, paperboard assembly, leather goods, electronics, and light industrial assembly.
For selected applications, yes. Tissue tape gives faster application, cleaner bonding, and no drying time. For heavy-duty structural bonding, another tape or adhesive system may be required.
It depends on the plastic type, surface energy, texture, and adhesive system. PP, PE, coated, or textured plastics may need specific tape selection and testing.
Hot melt is useful for strong initial tack and general bonding. Acrylic is better for cleaner aging and selected long-term uses. Solvent adhesive may suit more demanding bonding needs. Final choice depends on material and application.
Yes, suitable grades can be used for die-cutting. Liner release, adhesive bleed, thickness, and cutting tolerance should be checked before bulk approval.
Yes. Share your required width, roll length, roll format, and quantity for custom slitting discussion.
Yes, jumbo roll and log roll requirements can be discussed for converters, OEMs, and production users.
Yes. Sample testing is recommended, especially when bonding foam, fabric, plastic, leather, coated board, or rough surfaces.
Request Sample or Bulk Price
Share your material and application. Stronghold will suggest a practical tissue tape option for your bonding, laminating, splicing, packaging, or assembly requirement.