Key Features
Insulation, vibration damping & noise blocking
Mr.Bond® single-sided foam tapes are available in EVA and PE base foams. They are suitable for insulation purposes, reducing vibration, and blocking noise.
Manufactured under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system.
Mr.Bond® Single-Sided Foam Tape is a foam tape with adhesive on one face, available in EVA and PE base foams. It is suitable for insulation purposes, reducing vibration and blocking noise, three jobs a compressible foam layer does well because it fills the gap between two parts and absorbs energy instead of transmitting it. Single-sided means the exposed foam face stays free, so the tape works as a cushion, a seal or a spacer bonded to one surface rather than as a bond between two. EVA and PE are both closed-cell foams commonly used where a light, compressible layer is needed. A wide range of single-sided foam tapes is available in various thicknesses. Mr.Bond® Single-Sided Foam Tape is manufactured by Lalit Jain Industries Pvt. Ltd. (LJIPL), an ISO 9001:2015 certified tape manufacturer founded in 1987, at its units in Rai, Sonipat (Haryana) and Bawana, Delhi NCR, India.
Single-sided foam tapes are suitable for insulation purposes, reducing vibration and blocking noise. All three come from the same property: a foam layer is compressible and full of trapped air, so it fills gaps and absorbs energy rather than passing it on.
Single-sided means adhesive on one face only. The tape is stuck down to one surface and the foam face stays exposed, so it acts as a cushion, gasket or spacer against a second part that presses onto it but is not bonded to it.
It is available in EVA and PE base foams and in a wide range of thicknesses. Where a component has to be bonded rather than cushioned, the group also supplies LKJ® double-sided foam tapes for mounting work.
Both are closed-cell foams and both are widely used in tape form. EVA stands for ethylene vinyl acetate and PE for polyethylene; they differ mainly in feel and firmness at a given thickness, which changes how a gasket or cushion behaves under load.
Mr.Bond® single-sided foam tapes are available in EVA and PE base foams, so the choice can be made against the application rather than against what happens to be in stock.
Describe the gap you need to fill, the pressure the foam will see, and whether the job is sealing, damping or noise blocking, and the right base foam and thickness will be recommended.
Vibration travels through direct contact between rigid parts. Put a compressible layer in the path and some of that energy goes into deforming the foam instead of continuing into the next part. Less energy arriving means less movement and less radiated sound.
Noise blocking works on a related principle: gaps let airborne sound through, and a foam strip along a panel edge or door closes the gap that the noise was using.
The same compressibility is what makes the tape useful for insulation purposes, since trapped air in a closed-cell foam is a poor conductor.
Various foam tapes are used in HVAC equipment panels, as a fibre-free insulation alternative, for metal-to-metal seals, gaskets and gap filler, and for wrapping chilled water lines. All four are the same property applied differently: a closed-cell foam strip that compresses into a joint and resists heat flow across it.
The fibre-free point is worth calling out. Where an insulation layer must not shed fibres into an air path or a clean area, a closed-cell foam tape does the insulating job without the fibre that a mineral or glass-wool product brings with it.
In building and fabrication work, single-sided tapes are widely used for fixation of aluminium doors, panels and windows. The foam face takes up the tolerance between an extrusion and its opening, so the frame sits without rattling against the structure.
Single-sided foam tapes are supplied in EVA and PE base foams with hot-melt, solvent and acrylic based adhesive, in a wide range of thicknesses. Where the foam must bond two parts rather than cushion one, the LKJ® EVA double-sided foam tape is the double-stick equivalent.
Applied to one face of a joint, the foam takes up the gap between panels and closes it. Single-sided construction leaves the foam face free, so the mating part presses against it without being bonded and can still be opened for service.
Rigid parts in direct contact pass vibration straight along. A compressible foam layer absorbs part of that energy instead of transmitting it, which is why single-sided foam tapes are specified for vibration reduction on panels, covers and mountings.
Airborne noise travels through gaps. A foam strip along a panel edge or door closes that path. Available in EVA and PE base foams and a wide range of thicknesses, the tape can be matched to the gap it has to seal.
It is suitable for insulation purposes, reducing vibration and blocking noise. A compressible foam layer fills gaps and absorbs energy instead of transmitting it, which is why the same product covers gasketing, vibration damping and noise blocking applications.
Single-sided foam tape has adhesive on one face only, so it is bonded to one surface and the foam face stays exposed as a cushion, gasket or spacer. Double-sided foam tape carries adhesive on both faces and is used to bond two components together.
EVA and PE base foams. EVA is ethylene vinyl acetate and PE is polyethylene; both are closed-cell foams used in tape form. A wide range of single-sided foam tapes is available in various thicknesses, so the foam and thickness can be matched to the application.
Vibration passes between rigid parts through direct contact. A compressible layer in that path converts some of the energy into deforming the foam rather than passing it to the next part, so less movement is transmitted and less noise is radiated as a result.
Yes. Because the foam compresses, it fills the gap between two parts and closes the path that air and airborne noise would otherwise use. Describe the gap, the pressure applied and whether the job is sealing, damping or noise blocking and the right thickness will be recommended.
Yes. Various foam tapes are used in HVAC equipment panels, as a fibre-free insulation alternative, for metal-to-metal seals, gaskets and gap filler, and for wrapping chilled water lines. The fibre-free point matters where an insulating layer must not shed fibres into an air path.
Single-sided tapes are widely used for fixation of aluminium doors, panels and windows. The compressible foam face takes up the tolerance between the extrusion and the opening, so the frame is held without rattling against the structure. Send the gap and the profile width for a recommendation.
Hot-melt, solvent and acrylic based adhesives are available on EVA and PE base foam tapes. The adhesive system is chosen against the surface being stuck to and the temperature the joint will see, so describe both when you enquire and the right combination will be quoted.
Lalit Jain Industries Pvt. Ltd. (LJIPL), founded in 1987 and ISO 9001:2015 certified, manufactures it in India at its units in Rai, Sonipat (Haryana) and Bawana, Delhi, under the direction of Mr. Prateek Jain and Mr. Shikhar Jain.
