Is the scotch tape toxic and credible? Because scotch tape is the tape product we often use. When you use Scotch tape to seal the box, you sometimes use your mouth to break it. So we attach great importance to the smudge tape is not toxic.

Why can tape stick things?
Of course it is because it is coated with a layer of adhesive on the surface! The earliest adhesives came from animals and plants. In the nineteenth century, rubber was the primary ingredient of adhesives. In modern times, various polymers are used. Adhesives can stick to things because their own molecules and the molecules that are to be connected to each other form a bond. This bond can bond the molecules together. The composition of the adhesive varies from brand to brand and from polymer to polymer. The transparent sealing glue used in our usual days is odorless. Made of butyl acrylate and polyethylene oriented film, non-toxic and friendly. The production of ordinary sealing tape will not cause obvious damage to the surrounding environment. The substrate of the tape is a BOPP film, and the coating liquid is an aqueous pressure sensitive adhesive. There will be a certain amount of water vapor, which is not harmful to the environment. If it is an oil pressure sensitive adhesive, the volatile solvent is more harmful. But, it can be equipped with solvent recovery equipment. If you only use a slitter to machine the parent roll. There are no contaminants onset. But, there will be a lot of tearing movement when the tape is pulled apart. If there is any effect, it can be installed with a soundproof cover. Sealing glue, people have found hundreds of uses for this tape. It is useful for making up clothes and protecting broken eggs.