Although both may use crepe paper, they serve different purposes. Transfer tape is designed to pick up and release vinyl graphics, while masking tape is designed primarily to cover or protect areas during work. A shared backing material does not make them interchangeable.












Crepe Paper Transfer Tape
Features:
- Easy Handling: Paper backing supports convenient handling during manual graphic application.
- Reliable Pickup: Medium tack helps lift compatible vinyl from its release liner while maintaining the design layout.
- Controlled Release: Designed for removal after graphic installation, with performance depending on the vinyl and application conditions.
Applications:
- Vinyl lettering and numbers
- Logos and cut vinyl graphics
- Decals and sign-making
Available Models and Specifications
| Model | Backing Material | Paper Weight | Adhesive | Tack Level |
Size |
| UZD30(Temporary) | Crepe Paper | 39gsm | Natural rubber | Medium Tack |
0.305/0.61/1.22m*25m |
*We support custom options, including:
Adhesive tack, paper weight, roll width and roll length can be customized. Final specifications are subject to confirmation.
How to Choose the Right Transfer Tape
Match the Vinyl and Graphic Details
Select tack based on the vinyl finish, liner release and smallest graphic elements. The tape should lift the complete design without making it difficult to release onto the final surface. Higher tack is not always better.
Check Positioning Needs
Paper transfer tape holds graphic elements together during application. For work requiring visibility through the tape, such as multi-colour registration, consider a clear transfer tape.
Confirm Your Production Process
Choose a roll width that covers the design with minimal joining. If graphics will be stored or transported with the transfer tape attached, confirm suitability for the expected holding time and conditions before production.
How to Use Crepe Paper Transfer Tape
- Cut and weed the vinyl design, leaving it on its release liner.
- Apply transfer tape over the graphic and press evenly with a squeegee.
- Slowly separate the release liner, checking that all elements remain on the tape.
- Position the graphic on a clean, dry surface compatible with the vinyl adhesive.
- Squeegee firmly to establish contact between the vinyl and the surface.
- Peel the transfer tape back slowly at a low angle. If any vinyl lifts, stop and press it down again before continuing.
Crepe Paper Transfer Tape FAQ
Compatibility must be checked with the actual vinyl. Surface texture, liner release and vinyl adhesive strength affect pickup and removal. Test a representative design before bulk use, particularly when working with small letters, textured films or delicate graphics.
Apply even squeegee pressure and separate the liner slowly while checking each element. If pickup remains inconsistent, review the vinyl finish, liner release and tack level. A different tack may be needed; increasing tack can also make final removal harder.
The vinyl may not have bonded firmly enough to the target surface, or the transfer tape may be too aggressive for the combination. Check surface cleanliness and application pressure, then peel slowly at a low angle. Persistent lifting requires a compatibility review.
This product is intended for temporary transfer. Extended holding may change pickup or release performance. If your workflow includes storage or shipping before installation, provide the expected duration and conditions so the material can be evaluated.
Removal performance depends on material compatibility, contact time and application conditions. Test both release and any adhesive transfer using your actual vinyl and workflow before approving the product for production.






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