tape

[Keith Downing]

You might consider a roll system to apply facing to the tape/carrier backing and then cut to size.

This is what I was thinking as well. The only real difference I see from the roll to the sheet for storage is the roll is cheaper to produce, because you don't need backing on both sides of the tape during storage.

Out of curiosity, did Bron have anything they could offer you or was that a dead end for this Brian?

[Brian Robison]

Strouce is sending samples. Seems time consuming to unroll, apply tape to another backing, make sure it's flat then cut. 100,000 times...
If all goes well I may have to get a machine made to apply the tape somehow...

[Kev Williams]

He only would need 278 rolls of 12inch x 60 yard roll

You're right, I was factoring 12x12", not 12x6"...

[Scott Shepherd]

Strouce is sending samples. Seems time consuming to unroll, apply tape to another backing, make sure it's flat then cut. 100,000 times...
If all goes well I may have to get a machine made to apply the tape somehow...

They are pros at what they do. We did a job that was laser cutting the drapes from the U.S. Senate into pieces. The customer sent all the pieces of the drapes to them and they applied the adhesive backed sheets and shipped them to us. They were perfectly done. Those people know their industry. First class operation.