Hot Melt Fabric Tape Multipack 13 mm x 250 m — white PET, adhesive bonding for textiles

Hot Melt Fabric Tape Multipack 13 mm x 250 m — white PET, adhesive bonding for textiles is a narrow hot‑melt activation tape composed of a white PET carrier coated with heat‑activated adhesive. Supplied on a 250 m roll in a 13 mm width, this tape is intended for textile bonding tasks such as joining fabric edges, reinforcing hems, attaching trims and making invisible repairs where a continuous narrow adhesive line is needed. The construction provides a stable carrier with uniform adhesive coverage to facilitate consistent heat transfer and secure bonds on a variety of fabrics.

Advantages

This white PET hot melt tape offers controlled application in a compact width, minimizing excess adhesive and allowing precise placement. Its continuous adhesive layer ensures uniform bonding strength along the tape length, while the PET carrier adds dimensional stability during handling and heat activation. The tape is compatible with standard heat presses and household irons set to appropriate fabric temperatures, enabling use in production and small‑scale sewing or repair work.

Suitable for

• Joining lightweight to medium-weight fabric panels
• Reinforcing hems and seams
• Attaching trims, ribbons and narrow bindings
• Garment alterations and textile repairs
• Applications requiring a narrow, continuous adhesive line

Key specifications

• Carrier material: white PET (polyethylene terephthalate)
• Adhesive type: hot‑melt, heat‑activated
• Width: 13 mm
• Length per roll: 250 m
• Form: continuous narrow roll for linear bonding

How to use

Prepare fabric surfaces by ensuring they are clean, dry and free of sizing or loose fibers. Position the PET tape between the two fabric layers to be bonded, aligning the tape along the seam or edge. Activate the adhesive using a heat press or household iron set to a temperature appropriate for the fabric type; apply steady pressure for the time recommended for comparable hot‑melt systems. Allow the bonded area to cool under light pressure to complete the bond. For delicate fabrics, test on a scrap piece first to confirm temperature and pressure settings.

Usage recommendations

Use moderate heat and firm, even pressure to avoid scorching or distortion of heat‑sensitive textiles. For washable garments, select bonding conditions that achieve full adhesive flow into the fabric weave, and always verify washfastness on a sample before large‑scale application.