BOPP Adhesive Tape Jumbo Rolls Technical Data Guide

BOPP adhesive tape jumbo rolls are often compared by thickness, adhesion, tensile strength, and roll size before a suitable grade is confirmed. This page is designed as a practical technical reference, helping buyers review key data in a simple format for easier specification comparison and converting evaluation.

Technical Data Interpretation

Technical Item	Typical Data	What It Usually Indicates
Backing Material	BOPP film	Provides the base film structure for strength, surface support, and converting consistency.
Adhesive System	Water-based acrylic	Common for regular carton sealing, storage use, and general packaging environments.
Total Thickness	36–65 mic common range	Lower values are usually linked with lighter sealing demand, while higher values support stronger closure performance.
Popular Thicknesses	38 / 40 / 43 / 45 / 48 / 50 / 60 mic	These grades are often compared when matching cost level, sealing strength, and finished roll requirements.
Film Thickness	20–28 mic typical	Film thickness affects tensile behavior, backing strength, and finished tape stability after slitting.
Adhesion to Steel	Approx. 4.0–4.5 N/25 mm	Useful as a reference for bonding level and initial closure reliability.
Tensile Strength	Approx. 28–45 N/cm	Important when stronger backing support is needed during handling, stacking, or transport.
Elongation at Break	Around 100%	Shows how the tape can absorb limited movement before breaking under tension.
Holding Power	Up to 24 h	Helps indicate whether the tape can maintain closure under steady load in normal conditions.
Jumbo Roll Width	980 / 1280 / 1600 / 1620 mm	Usually selected according to slitting layout, machine width, and production planning.
Jumbo Roll Length	4000 / 6000 m	Affects converting batch size, rewinding schedule, and output planning.
Core Size	76 mm	Standard size used for industrial jumbo roll handling and rewinding systems.
Colors	Clear, brown, tan, printable	Common options for standard sealing and printed tape conversion.
Service Temperature	0 to 60°C	Reference range for normal packaging and storage environments.
Applying Temperature	10 to 40°C	Helps judge whether sealing performance is likely to stay stable during actual use.

How to Read Thickness Data

Thickness Range	Common Reading	Practical Reference
36–40 mic	Lower range	Often reviewed for lighter cartons and routine packaging where sealing load is limited.
40–45 mic	Balanced range	Commonly considered when a buyer wants a balance between material cost and sealing support.
45–50 mic	Higher support range	Usually checked when better film strength and closure reliability are needed.
50–60 mic	Stronger grade range	More suitable for demanding packing conditions or where stronger backing support is preferred.

How to Read Adhesion and Tensile Data

Data Type	What to Focus On	Why It Matters
Adhesion to Steel	Bonding level	Helps show whether the tape can build enough grip for stable carton closure.
Tensile Strength	Backing resistance under pull	Important when cartons may face handling stress, stacking pressure, or transport movement.
Elongation	Stretch before break	Useful when judging whether the backing can tolerate limited movement during sealing and handling.
Holding Power	Resistance under sustained load	Helps indicate closure stability over time instead of only initial sticking force.

How Roll Size Data Affects Converting

Roll Data	Technical Meaning	Converting Reference
Jumbo Roll Width	Determines slitting arrangement	Should match machine setup and target finished roll widths.
Jumbo Roll Length	Determines production volume per roll	Helps plan rewinding efficiency and batch output.
Core Size	Determines machine compatibility	Standard core size supports easier handling and system fitting.

Quick Data Matching Guide

If the main concern is…	Pay More Attention To…	Reading Suggestion
Lower material cost	Total thickness	Compare lower and mid-range grades first, but do not judge by thickness alone.
Stronger sealing support	Thickness + tensile strength	Review both values together instead of checking adhesion only.
Stable closure over time	Adhesion + holding power	A balanced data combination is usually more useful than one high value alone.
Slitting consistency	Roll width + film stability	Width planning and film structure matter for cleaner finished rolls.
Production efficiency	Roll length + width format	Check whether the roll format fits your converting schedule and machine layout.

BOPP tape jumbo rolls are easier to compare when each technical value is read as part of a full specification set. Thickness, adhesion, tensile strength, and roll dimensions should work together rather than be judged separately. For most buyers, a balanced grade is usually more practical than selecting a material only by the lowest cost or the highest thickness.

FAQ

Question	Answer
What does total thickness usually tell the buyer?	It usually helps show the overall grade level and whether the tape is better suited to lighter or stronger sealing demand.
Is higher adhesion always better?	Not always. A balanced combination of adhesion, tensile strength, and holding power is usually more useful than one value alone.
Why is tensile strength important in technical data?	It helps indicate how well the backing can resist pull and stress during handling, stacking, and transport.
Why should jumbo roll width be checked before production?	Because width directly affects slitting layout, machine setup, and finished roll planning.
Should specifications be judged by one single number?	No. It is better to compare thickness, adhesion, tensile strength, and roll size together.