TT1000 Silicone Release Tape Applicator: High-Speed Non-Pressure Release Tape Processing Head

Manufacturers producing adhesive-coated paper, self-adhesive label stock and composite packaging materials face core challenges in silicone release tape attachment: excessive pressing force deforms thin base paper and slow line speed restricts overall output. Keqi TT1000 release tape applicator adopts dual-servo synchronous drive to deliver stable high-speed release tape application with zero pressure extrusion on paper substrates, protecting ultra-light low-grammage thin paper from creasing or breakage.

The exclusive non-pressure taping structure is the core competitive advantage of TT1000. During the whole attaching stroke, the head applies no downward squeezing force on paper sheets, making it perfectly compatible with fragile coated paper, thin composite film and adhesive backing paper that ordinary taping heads damage easily. It is specially designed for pre-applying silicone release tape before gluing procedures, forming a complete protective layer for adhesive surfaces of gift boxes and self-adhesive packaging.

Supporting tape width from 10–35mm and maximum conveying speed up to 120 m/min, TT1000 reaches top-tier production efficiency among release tape processing equipment, with taping tolerance controlled within ±3mm to guarantee consistent release tape edge alignment. The dual-servo system realizes synchronous unwinding and feeding without tape stretching or slack, eliminating material waste caused by uneven tension.

This applicator head serves adhesive-coated paper factories, self-adhesive label manufacturers, luxury gift box printing plants and composite packaging material suppliers. It replaces slow manual release tape pasting stations, boosting production line throughput and reducing thin paper scrap loss by over 80%. TT1000 can be integrated into offline coating platforms or installed inline behind folder gluers, realizing fully automatic continuous release tape processing without secondary manual transfer of semi-finished paper products.