G-TAPE is a Japanese creasing matrix, which prevents crease cracking in die-cutting after printing process. G-TAPE requires no special skills to use; it can be attached with a simple action. After passing hundreds of thousands of die cutting tests, G-TAPE becomes the most popular creasing matrix in Japan (over 600 companies in eastern Japan and over 400 companies in western Japan). G-TAPE works well in 200,000 to 300,000 shots in normal use or in 500,000 consecutive shots without changing settings. In addition to our standard models, we are open to special orders. We also focus on global market.
CONSTITUTION OF THE G-Tape
- [Guide] What is an olefin elastomer (thermoplastic elastomer)?
- Olefinic elastomer is a thermoplastic resin, the polypropylene where ethylene – propylene rubber (EPDM and EPM) are dispersed. This elastomer is a unique synthetic resin with the same characteristics as rubber and can be processed just like a regular plastic under the normal temperature. This material is now widely applied to our daily commodities like automobile parts.
- [Tape body] What is vulcanized fiber?
- Vulcanized fibre is a material manufactured by gelatinizing several plies of high purity cellulose papers. It has extremely high internal bond strength, and mechanically excellent punching, forming, machining and many other unique properties.
EACH TYPE OF VARIATION
We provide 146 types of G-TAPE to meet customers’ requests. We also produce custom-sizes. Feel free to contact us.