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Bearing base. The main component of the tape, designed for applying glue. Fabric, film, metal foil, paper, etc. are used as the base.
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Base Coating. Thin coating of the base, which prevents spontaneous unwinding of the self-adhesive tape.
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Crepe paper. Paper with a finely folded surface, which has increased plasticity and extensibility.
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Double-sided self-adhesive tape. Tape coated with adhesive on both sides.
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Gap. Distance between layers of rolled adhesive tape.
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Surface. Prepared surface on which the self-adhesive tape will be applied.
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Plasticity (conformity). The ability of an adhesive tape to adhere snugly to uneven or rough surfaces.
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Stickiness. An indicator that characterizes the strength of adhesion to the underlying surface. Displays the initial adhesion of the adhesive, at which it does not slip on the surface.
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Telescoping. Layer-by-layer sliding of the tape along the twist line, turning the roll of tape into a funnel or extendable telescope.
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Unwind force. The force required to pull the tape from the roll.

