Conserving Pressure-Sensitive Tapes: Interim Report on a Project at the German Literature Archive in Marbach Supported by tesa SE Hamburg

Kamzelak, Roland S.; Reikow-Räuchle, Manuela

doi:10.1515/rest.2010.007

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“…Pressure sensitive adhesive tapes (PSATs) have been too often utilized in the past for repairing ripped paper books and documents, resulting in disfigured and damaged books; PSATs were also difficult to remove [1,2]. Generally, a pressure sensitive tape consists of a carrier or backing material on which a pressure sensitive adhesive is applied.…”

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ATR-FTIR characterization of old pressure sensitive adhesive tapes in historic papers

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“…Restorers and conservators suggest that the tapes most frequently encountered on archival materials, books and artworks on paper are office tapes and packaging tapes that possess plastic backings and rubber-based or acrylic adhesives [1,2].…”

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