by Capital Tape | Apr 22, 2026 | Automotive, Foam Tape, Low Density, Medium Density, Soundproofing, Transportation
Controlling vibration is essential in everything from HVAC systems and acoustical needs, to transportation and industrial equipment. Two common solutions are vibration dampening tape and rubber isolators. While both are designed to reduce noise and vibration, they...
by Capital Tape | Apr 17, 2026 | Gasketing, Glazing Tape, High Density, Low Density, Medium Density, Structural Spacer Tape, Ultra-High Bond, VK Series, Weatherstripping
In modern manufacturing, construction, and assembly, gasketing adhesive tapes play a critical role in sealing, bonding, and protecting components without the need for bulky mechanical fasteners. From glass installations to automotive applications, these tapes provide...
by Capital Tape | Mar 25, 2026 | Architectural Glazing, Structural Spacer Tape
In today’s glazing and construction industries, precision and durability are everything. One often overlooked—but critical—component in glass installation systems is spacer tape for glass. Whether used in residential windows, curtain walls, or storefront systems,...
by Capital Tape | Mar 20, 2026 | Architectural Glazing, Automotive, Curtain Walls, Gasketing, Log Home Building, Soundproofing, Weatherstripping
When it comes to sealing, gasketing, and weatherproofing, low density weatherstripping foam tape has emerged as a superior, cost-effective alternative to traditional polyurethane foam substrates. Engineered for flexibility, durability, and sealing performance, these...
by Capital Tape | Mar 11, 2026 | Architectural Glazing, Automotive, Curtain Walls, Gasketing, Mounting, Transportation, Ultra-High Bond
When evaluating high-performance bonding solutions, one comparison comes up frequently: acrylic foam tape vs. VHB tape. While these terms are often used interchangeably, they are not exactly the same — and understanding the distinction can help you choose the right...
by Capital Tape | Feb 23, 2026 | Soundproofing
Reducing vibration, eliminating rattles, and improving acoustic performance often starts with one simple component: soundproofing tape. In many assemblies, noise isn’t caused by airborne sound alone — it’s created by vibration transferring between materials....
