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FAQ:

Q1. What does "repulpable" mean in High-Speed Splicing Tape?
A: "Repulpable" means that both the paper backing and the acrylic adhesive are completely water-soluble and water-dispersible. When scrap paper containing the tape is recycled in a hydrapulper, the tape dissolves fully, leaving no adhesive residue or sticky contaminants ("stickies") in the recycled paper stock.

Q2. Can this paper splicing tape handle high temperatures in drying ovens?
A: Yes. SLAA No. 1043 is engineered to withstand temperatures up to 200°C (392°F), making it suitable for paper converting, coating, and printing processes that utilize high-heat drying tunnels.

Q3. How does the slit liner feature assist during application?
A: The slit liner allows operators to expose only half of the adhesive strip at a time. This enables fast, precise positioning along the leading edge of the top paper layer before exposing the secondary adhesive zone for the final splice setup.

Q4. Is High-Speed Splicing Tape suitable for heavy-weight paper stocks?
A: Yes. Formulated with high initial tack and high shear strength, this splicing tape provides immediate, heavy-duty holding power suitable for joining both light tissue/newsprint and heavy-weight paper or linerboard stocks.

Q5. Does this repulpable splicing tape leave sticky residues on converting equipment?
A: No. Because the tape profile is ultra-thin and fully water-soluble, it passes cleanly through nip rollers, coating blades, and printing units without flagging, oozing adhesive, or causing machinery jam-ups.

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