Adhesive tape –
The invisible helper in shipyards
In shipyards, tape plays a crucial role – often invisible, but nonetheless indispensable. Whether for construction, repair, or the maintenance of ships, our versatile tapes streamline many work processes while ensuring precision and protection.
We tackle the challenges of the maritime world
Thanks to our experience, we understand the unique needs of the maritime industry and the high demands placed on materials and solutions. Whether you are selecting tapes, masking films, or specialized solutions, we provide comprehensive advice to help you find the right product for your specific application. With our expertise, we ensure your projects are executed efficiently and reliably.
Long construction periods
Building a large ship can take several years.
Europe is a leader in cruise ship construction.
A ship typically requires repainting every 2 to 5 years.
Our product recommendations
Masking tapes for large-scale painting
Masking tapes are essential tools for professional ship painting. They streamline the workflow, improve the quality of the painting, and help save time and costs. Choosing the right tape ensures a clean, durable finish.
Tapes used in shipbuilding must meet special requirements: Strong adhesion to various surfaces such as metal, fiberglass, or pre-painted areas, and resistance to moisture, weather, and UV exposure.
Masking film/paper for protecting stairs and surfaces
During the construction, maintenance, or refurbishment of ships, protecting sensitive surfaces is critical. In particular, stairs, railings, floors, fixtures, and other delicate areas must be shielded from paint, dust, dirt, and mechanical damage.
High-quality masking films and papers provide effective protection while being easy to handle, preventing damage and reducing the need for time-consuming cleanup.
Double-sided tape for mirror and floor installation
Double-sided tape is a practical and efficient solution in ship construction. It ensures components are securely attached, reduces installation time, and protects delicate surfaces from damage.
It is frequently used for installing mirrors in cabins and bathrooms, securing floor coverings, and fixing moldings, panels, and decorative elements.
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