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Overview – Most Common Industrial Application Fields for Masking Tapes

Wet coating/ Spray painting Coating process by which the material is applied to surfaces with a spray gun or via other techniques (rollers, brushes, etc.). High temperatures are often applied to cure the coating. Masking tapes are used to protect areas that should not be coated.
Powder coating Free-flowing powders of thermoplastic or thermoset polymers are typically transferred to surfaces via electrostatic forces. The coating is heat-treated (180°C - 220°C), which leads to a melting of the powder and the formation of a thick and even coating layer.
Tape selection considers tear resistance and conformability needs.
Sandblasting Surface treatment using abrasive materials applied to the substrate via air pressure. The technique is used to remove coatings or impurities and also for surface modification (e.g. improving durability of metal surfaces).
Selection of an appropriate product depends on the aggressivity of blasting material, air pressure, and duration of the process.
Galvanizing Electrochemical process to cover material with a metal coating (e.g. nickel-, chrome-, or silver-plating performed in liquid electrolytes).
Masking tapes need to withstand various chemicals found in the electrolytes (alkalines or acidic types).
Surface protection Temporary protection of different surfaces to prevent damage through dust, moisture, scratches, or mechanical impact.