VHB Foam Double-Sided Tape | High Strength Bonding | Industrial Weather Resistance

Looking for a permanent, high-strength bonding solution that replaces traditional screws, rivets, or welds? Our VHB™ Foam Double-Sided Tape is an industry-leading adhesive engineered for the most demanding applications. It delivers an extraordinarily strong, durable, and reliable bond that can withstand extreme conditions and stress.

This is not a regular foam tape. It’s made from a unique 100% closed-cell acrylic foam that has powerful viscoelastic properties. This allows it to absorb energy and stress while creating a powerful, permanent seal against moisture, dirt, and chemicals. The tape’s bond strength actually builds over time, providing a level of security that mechanical fasteners can’t match.

Key Features & Benefits

• Extraordinary Bonding Power: The “VHB” in its name stands for “Very High Bond.” This tape provides an immediate, aggressive tack and a final bond that is strong enough to replace mechanical fasteners. It distributes stress evenly across the entire bonded surface, preventing material fatigue and failure.
• Superior Durability and Weather Resistance: Designed to perform in the toughest environments, VHB tape is highly resistant to extreme temperatures, UV light, moisture, and solvents. It’s perfect for both indoor and outdoor applications.
• Exceptional Conformability: The viscoelastic foam core is incredibly conformable. It effortlessly fills microscopic gaps and irregularities on mismatched surfaces, creating a complete seal and a seamless, smooth finish without any visible fasteners.
• Vibration and Noise Dampening: The foam core absorbs vibration and noise, making it an excellent choice for applications that require a quiet and stable assembly, such as in the automotive and electronics industries.
• Streamlined Manufacturing: Eliminate the need for drilling, grinding, welding, and screwing. VHB tape offers a fast, clean, and efficient bonding method that can simplify your assembly process and reduce labor costs.

Common Applications

• Automotive: Attaching trim, emblems, spoilers, and body panels, and reducing rattling.
• Construction & Signage: Bonding architectural panels, stiffeners, and signs to buildings.
• Electronics: Securing screens, lenses, and components in devices.
• Appliances: Mounting panels, trim, and display glass on appliances.
• General Assembly: Permanently bonding stiffeners, panels, and frames on a wide range of materials, including metal, glass, and plastic.