Use of high-performance ultra-thin double-sided adhesive tape in wireless charging
AssigneeJiangsu Enoel New Material Technology Co., Ltd
InventorShaoyu FAN
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Abstract
The invention relates to the technical field of adhesive tape and discloses an use of a high-performance ultra-thin double-sided adhesive tape in wireless charging, including a polyester film substrate, a high-performance adhesive coating coated on both sides of the polyester film, wherein the high-performance adhesive coating is composed of the following parts by weight of each component uniformly mixed: 100-140 parts by weight of high-performance acrylic pressure sensitive adhesive, 15-20 parts by weight of curing agent, and 130-160 parts by weight of ethyl acetate. The thickness of the adhesive tape is 0.003-0.010 mm, with a good adhesion and a mechanical strength.
Claims7
A high-performance ultra-thin double-sided adhesive tape, which is prepared by the following steps:
- A1. preparation of high-performance adhesive coating:
- weighing 100-140 parts of high-performance acrylic pressure sensitive adhesive, 15-20 parts of curing agent, and 130-160 parts of ethyl acetate, stirring and mixing them evenly, and setting it aside;
- A2. cleaning a polyester film material, removing oil and impurities on a surface, and setting it aside;
- A3. fully filtering the adhesive coating prepared in step A1 with a 600 mesh filter cloth, and sealing for use after the filtration;
- A4. transferring the adhesive coating prepared by A3 to coat one side of the polyester film material prepared by A2 by using micro-gravure coating;
- A5. drying, and storing a semi-finished polyester film double-sided adhesive tape into a roll;
- A6. transferring the adhesive coating prepared by A3 to coat the other side of a substrate of the semi-finished polyester film double-sided adhesive tape prepared by A4 by using the micro-gravure coating;
- A7. drying, and storing the prepared high-performance ultra-thin double-sided adhesive tape into a roll.
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