Carpet Seam Adhesive Tape
- Size: 50 mm, 75 mm, 100 mm
- Length: 10 m, 20 m, 25 m
- Color: White or light yellow
- Backing: Non-woven or kraft paper
- Adhesive: Synthetic rubber adhesive
- Use: Seam repair and edge bonding
Two Face Tape Company is a seam tape for carpet manufacturer supplying reinforced and pressure-sensitive tapes for commercial carpet seam repair, flooring edge bonding, exhibition carpet fixing, and artificial grass joint work. The range covers self adhesive carpet seam tape, carpet installation seam tape, carpet hot melt seam tape, cloth backing carpet joining tape, and artificial grass seaming tape. Width, backing, adhesive tack, liner, roll length, and reinforcement can be adjusted around real flooring conditions.
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Seam tape for carpet is used where carpet edges need to be joined, repaired, sealed, or held flat during flooring work. In commercial projects, performance is judged by backing contact, seam alignment, edge sealing, pressure transfer, removal residue, and resistance to edge lifting after foot traffic. Hotel corridors may need stronger seam support because the same walking path is used every day. Office repair often needs a neat joint with controlled adhesive transfer when a small opened seam is being fixed. Exhibition carpet needs fast fixing and predictable removal after the event. Artificial grass seams need wider tape, centered placement, outdoor resistance, and steady roller pressure along the joint.
Product Series | Main Structure | Typical Use | Selection Notes |
Pressure sensitive carpet seam tape | Cloth or reinforced backing with PSA | Opened seam repair, office edge bonding, corridor maintenance | Useful where heat tools are not practical; roller pressure improves contact. |
Self adhesive carpet seam tape | Double sided cloth or non-woven backing with liner | Exhibition carpet, temporary flooring, commercial carpet fixing | Choose lower residue grades when removal after use is required. |
Carpet hot melt seam tape | Kraft paper or scrim reinforcement with hot melt adhesive | Heat-bond seaming and permanent seam bonding | Needs a suitable heat tool, flat seam board, and controlled speed. |
Artificial grass seaming tape | Wider non-woven fabric with PE film liner or release paper | Synthetic turf, landscape grass, outdoor flooring joints | Wider tape supports both backing edges more evenly. |
Selection starts with the flooring surface. Check whether the carpet edge is cleanly trimmed and whether the backing is jute, latex, synthetic, cloth, or non-woven. The floor and backing should be free from dust, old adhesive, oil, moisture, and loose fibers. Poor cleaning is a common reason for early edge lifting, even with strong adhesive. For artificial grass, keep the tape centered and prevent grass fiber contamination. For temporary event flooring, confirm residue requirements before choosing high tack. For heat-bond seams, confirm tool temperature, seam board flatness, and application speed.
Material / Adhesive | Better For | Watch Points |
Non-woven + hot melt PSA | Artificial grass and landscape seams | Keep centered; avoid wrinkles and fiber contamination. |
Cotton cloth + synthetic rubber | Commercial carpet repair and exhibition fixing | Confirm removal residue before short-term use. |
Kraft paper + hot melt adhesive | Heat-bond and permanent seam work | Use correct heat tool and temperature control. |
Scrim reinforcement + PSA | Wider seams and high traffic areas | Check roller pressure and alignment before batch use. |
Pressure-sensitive seam tape is useful when installers need a clean repair method without heat-bond equipment. The tape can be positioned under the seam, pressed into the backing, and reinforced with steady roller pressure. In sample work, 2-5 roller passes are often used to check adhesive contact. Final performance depends on adhesive strength, backing compatibility, seam alignment, and surface preparation. Dust, old adhesive residue, moisture, or loose fibers can reduce contact. For temporary fixing, a lighter adhesive system may help control removal marks.
Item | Typical Range / Customizable Value |
Product types | Pressure sensitive carpet seam tape, self adhesive carpet seam tape, carpet hot melt seam tape, artificial grass seam tape |
Backing options | Non-woven fabric, kraft paper, cotton cloth, scrim reinforced backing |
Total thickness | 180-900 um, adjusted by backing and adhesive coat weight |
Width / length | 25-300 mm width; 5-100 m slit rolls; longer log rolls by production width |
Adhesive system | Synthetic rubber, hot melt PSA, pressure-sensitive adhesive, heat-bond grade |
Release liner | White release paper, kraft release paper, PE film liner, easy-peel liner |
Peel adhesion | 8-28 N/25 mm, typical factory test range, confirmed by sample material |
Holding observation | 24-72 h sample dwell observation under room condition before batch confirmation |
Application pressure | Hand pressure or roller pressure; 2-5 passes recommended for seam contact check |
Surface preparation | Clean and dry backing surface; remove dust, oil, loose fiber, and old adhesive residue |
Two Face Tape Company can adjust the tape around actual flooring work instead of offering one fixed roll. Custom options include width, thickness, backing material, adhesive coat weight, liner type, roll length, color, winding direction, paper core size, and log roll format. Wider non-woven backing and PE film liner can improve artificial grass placement speed. Cloth backing or scrim reinforcement can be used when commercial carpet seams need stronger tensile support.
Artificial grass joint tape should be selected by seam width, grass backing texture, outdoor exposure, and expected surface movement. Non-woven fabric helps the tape stay flat under the joint, while pressure-sensitive adhesive or hot melt PSA supports fast bonding. For a cleaner result, both grass pieces should follow the same pile direction, and the tape should be centered so each backing edge receives support. Keep the surface clean and dry, remove the liner gradually, and apply firm roller pressure along the full seam. Wider weatherproof tape can improve coverage in outdoor areas.
No. Pressure-sensitive and self adhesive carpet seam tape can be installed by positioning, pressing, and roller pressure. Hot melt seam tape is used when heat-bond equipment is required.
Narrow widths are used for small opened seam repair and edge holding. Wider widths are better for commercial flooring seams, artificial grass joints, and landscape seams.
Cloth backing and scrim reinforcement suit stronger support needs. Non-woven fabric is common for artificial grass seams, while kraft paper is often used in heat-bond structures.
Check floor cleaning, backing compatibility, seam alignment, liner release, roller pressure, edge lifting, and peel-off residue. A 24-72 h dwell observation helps confirm performance.