Where it goes
Typical applications are adjustable closures on garments and supports, removable covers on furniture. And Re-openable seams on technical textiles.
Because the tape is sewn, it can be combined with the same fabric as the shell — the closure disappears into the seam instead of sitting proud of it.
Specification
| Model | VC-269 |
|---|---|
| Material | Nylon or Polyester |
| Width | 100 mm (other widths to order) |
| Colour | white |
| Minimum order | 500 m for stock shades, 3,000 m for a custom dye lot |
| Sampling & lead time | Samples in 7 days; bulk 2-3 weeks after the lab dip is approved |
| Slitting tolerance | ±0.5 mm on slit width |
| Certification | SGS, Oeko-Tex Standard 100, ISO 9001 |
| Packing | Polybag inside export carton; retail-ready packing on request |
| Origin | Xiamen, Fujian, China |
Processing options
- Slitting to ±0.5 mm — the tolerance that matters when the tape is fed by a guide rather than by hand.
- Stitching-ready edges — heat-sealed or woven selvedge, your choice, depending on how the seam is finished.
- Backing options — plain sew-on as standard; pressure-sensitive adhesive available for hybrid assemblies.
- Colour — stock black and white, or a dye lot matched to your Pantone reference.
Quality control
The finished roll is inspected for width, splice count, colour consistency and closure force. Anything outside the approved tolerance is quarantined at the machine. So A claim never has to travel back through the whole batch.
Common questions
What is the minimum order? 500 m for stock shades and 3,000 m for a custom dye lot. Smaller trial quantities from stock widths are possible — tell us the width and the annual volume.
How long does it take? Samples ship in 7 days. Bulk runs take 2-3 weeks after the lab dip is approved.
What tolerance do you hold on slit width? ±0.5 mm. If your line needs a tighter band, say so when you send the drawing — it changes how the roll is wound, not just how it is cut.
Can you match a sample we already use? Yes. Send the sample or the peel and shear figures you work to. And We will match the construction and the closure force rather than just the colour.
