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Jiangsu Yikong Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd. and its wholly-owned subsidiary Shanghai Tongpu Electric Power Technology Co., Ltd. were jointly founded by a team of doctoral students from Tongji University with rich industry management experience in the field of "high-tech...
Special tape for magnetic navigation, available in 25mm and 50mm widths. The wider tape has a larger bonding area, the tape is easier to lay and can be bent to create a path of almost any shape.
Product Introduction
The tape is available in 25mm and 50mm widths. The wider tape has a larger bonding area, making it ideal for use in high traffic areas. The tape is easy to lay and can be bent to create a path of almost any shape.
For high traffic areas, PLT offers a 5x5mm square tape that can be inserted into grooves carved into the floor.
Six quality assurances
Product parameters (specifications)
Adhesives | Not used |
Flexible use (indoor/outdoor) | Indoor/Outdoor |
Magnetic Materials | active |
Magnet shape | strip |
Magnet side | Clarity |
Magnetization direction | Multi-pole |
Multi-pole | yes |
Product Length（m） | 25 |
Product thickness(mm) | 25/50 |
Product Width（mm） | 1.5 |
FAQ
Magnetic tape has many advantages and disadvantages. Some of the advantages of magnetic tape include its strength and durability, while one of its main disadvantages is its limitations when it comes to handling non-magnetic items.
Other advantages of magnetic tape include:
l Versatility
l Easy removal
l Suitable for use in many different environments and industries
l Flexible properties
l Cost-effectiveness
Other disadvantages include:
l Smaller strips may produce a weaker magnetic field
l Loss of effectiveness in extreme temperatures
l May leave adhesive residue on the surface after removal
Rolls of tape are available in a variety of lengths and materials, with a range of backings to suit different situations. Dimensions are usually given in metres or millimetres (mm). If you require a specific or more precise length, the tape is usually easy to cut.
For tape, white and black are usually the most common colours. This can also refer to the colour of the backing material, with glossy white coated tape being a popular choice for aesthetic reasons. Strong tape is ideal for heavy-duty applications, but generally speaking, most varieties are durable and offer impressive pulling strength.
The simple definition of magnetic stripe is that the tape utilizes magnetism rather than traditional adhesives for its primary grip. This allows for quick and easy adjustments, removal, and reuse.
As a result, magnetic stripe (simply put, a magnetic tape that utilizes magnetism) is commonly used in a wide range of industries and applications. It is ideal for use in commercial settings and is a clever and versatile alternative to tape.
Some of the most common constituent materials are strontium ferrite or barium ferrite. Alloys of these elements with magnetic iron particles are often encapsulated in a heat-sensitive plastic bonding material to create a finished product.
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