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The landscape of distribution and conversion has become more challenging due to several factors like digitalization, globalization, and the consumerization of B2B buying. These factors have altered the expectations and purchasing behavior of customers. Furthermore, trends like sustainability, industry 4.0, and automation of production chains have impacted the demand for tape and adhesive solutions. At tesa, we offer not only top-notch products but also specialized technical knowledge and training that cater to your adhesive solution needs. By choosing tesa as your reliable and knowledgeable partner, we can help you transform these challenges into opportunities and grow your business together.

FAQ

Are anti-slip tapes the same as grip tapes?

The terms anti-slip tape and grip tape are sometimes used interchangeably when it comes to industrial adhesive tapes, but they are, in fact, different.

Anti-slip tape improves safety by giving a more secure grip underfoot for people and equipment to avoid slips, skids, and accidents. It is most commonly used on floors, stairs, and access areas.

Grip tape is used on machinery such as rollers during the production process. It improves the traction of materials such as films, paper, and textiles as they move through manufacture. Better control over these materials results in higher quality outputs and less waste.