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ATG Tapes

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ATG tape provides a clean and efficient way to apply adhesive for mounting, joining, laminating and assembly work. Our range includes adhesive transfer tape as well as reverse-wound tissue tapes designed for quick application with compatible tape dispensers. Adhesive transfer tape has a thin layer of pressure-sensitive adhesive supplied on a release liner. It leaves no separate carrier between the bonded surfaces. This creates a neat, low-profile bond for paper, card, films, signs, displays and general assembly work. For applications that need a tissue carrier, our reverse-wound tissue tapes provide extra handling strength while still allowing fast dispenser-assisted application.

Choosing the Right ATG Tape

General Purpose Adhesive Transfer Tape can be used in various applications easily.

  • Use it on paper, cardboard, photographs and lightweight mounting.
  • Also, there is High Strength Adhesive Transfer Tape for signage, nameplates and laminating.
  • For quick dispenser application, use Reverse Wound Tissue Tape.
  • Reverse Wound Acid-Free Tissue Tape is suitable for framing, artwork and photographs.

Why is adhesive transfer tape called ATG tape?

ATG stands for Adhesive Transfer Gun. The tape is commonly called ATG tape because it is applied using a handheld adhesive transfer gun for quick, clean and accurate bonding. However, not all adhesive transfer tapes are designed for ATG dispensers. For applications requiring cushioning, gap filling or thicker mounting material, browse our Double Sided Tape range. For more paper-based double sided bonding options, see our Double Sided Tissue Tape range.

Supplying Australia-Wide

Order ATG tapes, adhesive transfer tapes and compatible dispenser products online with fast delivery across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and throughout Australia.

FAQs

  • ATG tape is generally designed for permanent bonding. Depending on the material, there may be some residue left or damage to the surface.