Double-sided tissue tape, clean bonding for paper, foam, fabric
LKJ® Tissue Tape is a pressure-sensitive double-sided tape with a soft tissue carrier coated on both sides with high-tack hot-melt adhesive and a release liner. It is designed to bond two surfaces together cleanly, often invisibly, so the joint stays neat and craftsman-grade. Ideal for stationery, printing finishing, signage, foam mounting, and lightweight component fixing.
Release liner, clean look, no print bleed-through
High initial tack, bonds on contact
Bonds invisibly between two surfaces for neat finished projects
Ideal for posters, stationery, invitation boxes, paper wristbands
Used in signage, photo mounting, foam mounting, point-of-sale displays
Slits cleanly, no adhesive drag or fibre tear on the cutter
LKJ® Tissue Tape is a pressure-sensitive double-sided tape made by Lalit Jain Industries Pvt. Ltd. in Sonipat and Delhi NCR, India. A soft tissue carrier, 60 microns thick in total, is coated on both faces with high-tack hot-melt adhesive and supplied on a release liner. The tissue carrier tears by hand, conforms to slightly curved surfaces and disappears inside the joint, so two sheets can be bonded with no visible gap line and no wet adhesive. It is used in print finishing and stationery for posters, mono-style cartons, invitation boxes and paper wristbands, and in signage for photo mounting, foam mounting and point-of-sale displays. The release liner keeps the exposed face clean until the moment of application and prevents print bleed-through. Rolls slit from 4mm to 1020mm without adhesive drag or fibre tear. Send your width, length and substrate details for a quote.
Double-sided tissue tapes are thin, flexible adhesive tapes with adhesive on both sides, used for bonding, mounting and laminating. The carrier in the middle is tissue paper, which makes the tape easy to tear by hand and gives better flexibility and conformability on curved surfaces than a film carrier does.
LKJ® Tissue Tape is built that way at a total thickness of 60 microns, with high-tack hot-melt adhesive on both faces. Because the carrier is so thin, the bond line effectively disappears: two surfaces sit together as if laminated, which is why the tape is specified for posters, stationery, invitation boxes and paper wristbands, and for signage, photo mounting, foam mounting and point-of-sale displays.
Tissue is the thinnest carrier in the LKJ® specialty tapes range, and the carrier choice is usually the first decision a buyer has to make.
Where a job calls for a thicker tissue tape, a solvent-based adhesive or a printed liner, the group makes seven PTK® grades for exactly that. The full PTK® grade range on Prateek® Tapes runs from 70 to 100 microns plus the premium 910, 1200 and 1600 grades, so you can step up when the substrate is harder to hold.
A double-sided tape has adhesive on both faces, so one of them has to be protected until the tape is in position. That is the release liner. On LKJ® Tissue Tape it also does a second job: it gives a clean look with no print bleed-through, which matters when the tape is applied to a printed sheet and the finished face has to stay unmarked.
In practice the liner is what makes the tape usable at speed. The operator lays the tape down, positions the part, then peels the liner and closes the joint, no wet adhesive, no drying time, no squeeze-out at the edges. The adhesive has high initial tack, so it bonds on contact rather than needing a cure.
The same liner behaviour is why the tape slits cleanly from 4mm to 1020mm with no adhesive drag or fibre tear on the cutter, which keeps narrow-width production consistent.
For the applications it is made for, yes. The adhesive is a high-tack hot-melt system coated on both sides, and the tape is used for photo mounting, foam mounting, signage and lightweight component fixing as well as for paper work. It bonds on contact, which means the joint is holding as soon as the parts are pressed together.
What tissue tape does not do is fill a gap. The carrier is 60 microns, so both surfaces have to meet. If one of them is uneven, textured or curved enough to leave an air gap, a compressible foam carrier is the right choice instead, LKJ® Foam Tape uses a 2mm EVA foam for that reason.
For heavier or more demanding bonds on metal, glass, coated paper and low surface energy plastics such as PP and PE, look at PTK® 910 premium double-sided tissue tape, which is formulated for nameplates, membrane switches and chrome labels.
Print finishing lines need a bond that holds immediately and leaves nothing to see. LKJ® Tissue Tape bonds on contact thanks to its high initial tack, and the release liner stops print bleed-through on the finished face. It is used for posters, stationery, invitation boxes and paper wristbands where a wet adhesive would cockle the sheet.
Display makers laminate prints to boards and foam panels where any visible bond line would spoil the piece. The 60 micron tissue carrier bonds invisibly between the two surfaces, so the finished panel looks laminated rather than taped. The same tape is used to build point-of-sale displays and to fix lightweight components onto them.
Converters running narrow tape need it to slit without the adhesive dragging or the carrier tearing. This tape slits cleanly with no adhesive drag or fibre tear on the cutter, and is supplied anywhere from 4mm to 1020mm. That range covers both hand application and feeding automated laminating and mounting equipment.
Seven graded tissue tapes from 70 to 100 microns plus the premium grades, when 60 microns is not enough.
VisitFor nameplates, membrane switches, chrome labels and low surface energy plastics such as PP and PE.
VisitBackground on carrier choice, adhesive systems and liner options across the group tissue range.
VisitIt is a thin, flexible adhesive tape with adhesive on both sides and a tissue paper carrier in the middle. The tissue carrier makes the tape easy to tear by hand and gives better flexibility and conformability on curved surfaces than a film carrier. It is used for bonding, mounting and laminating on materials such as paper, plastic and fabrics.
The total thickness is 60 microns. A micron is one thousandth of a millimetre, so the whole construction, adhesive, tissue carrier and adhesive, is far thinner than a sheet of paper. That is what lets the tape bond invisibly between two surfaces and leave the finished joint looking neat rather than built up.
Both faces are coated with a high-tack hot-melt adhesive, and the tape is supplied on a release liner. High initial tack means the tape bonds on contact rather than needing time to cure, which suits production lines where the part has to be handled straight after assembly. The liner protects the second face until the joint is closed.
No. The release liner construction is specified to give a clean look with no print bleed-through, and the 60 micron carrier is thin enough that no ridge appears under the printed face. That is why the tape is used in print finishing on posters, invitation boxes, paper wristbands and similar work where the visible surface has to stay unmarked.
Rolls are slit from 4mm to 1020mm, to the customer requirement. The tape slits cleanly with no adhesive drag or fibre tear on the cutter, so narrow widths stay consistent roll to roll. Tell us the width and roll length you need, along with the substrates you are bonding, and we will confirm the specification and quote.
Use tissue tape when both surfaces are flat and the joint must be invisible, paper, print finishing, photo mounting, signage laminating. Use foam tape when one surface is uneven or curved, or when the joint has to absorb shock, because the compressible foam carrier fills the gap. LKJ® Foam Tape uses a 2mm EVA foam carrier for that purpose.
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