Technibond Limited

Technibond Limited Specializing in the development, manufacture and conversion of technical adhesive tapes

Technibond was established in 1982 by two founding Directors, Ron Garrett and Mike Harrison. Both had worked in the tape industry for many years, as senior managers of a large International tape company. The UK market then was dominated by very few companies with a limited range of tapes, and quality and service were often poor. Ron and Mike saw an opportunity to bring new, higher quality and high

er performance products to the market, from other European coating companies. They therefore set up Technibond to convert high quality adhesive coated products to industry. At the same time they determined to provide better service, flexibility and delivery than was currently available. To achieve this Technibond would convert its tapes to virtually any size, shape and configuration, with low minimum order sizes, supplied to incredibly short lead times. At the same time we invested in the best equipment, to be efficient and productive and capable of supplying the largest customers as well as the smallest. Company Development
Technibond grew rapidly, and within a few years become a major and respected tape supplier, and the largest UK supplier of double sided foam tapes. A strategic decision was made in 1989 to install our own tape testing laboratory. This took us in a different direction to all of our competitors by reinforcing our quality and delivery with a full technical capability.

If an operator has to “press it again just to be sure”, something isn’t right. Bonding should feel consistent, not uncer...
05/06/2026

If an operator has to “press it again just to be sure”, something isn’t right. Bonding should feel consistent, not uncertain. When people start double-checking adhesion during application, it’s usually because the tape isn’t giving them confidence. That slows production and introduces variation. DM us if your team doesn’t fully trust the bonding process.

04/06/2026

Fire-rated materials are becoming increasingly important across construction, HVAC and manufacturing projects.

What’s often overlooked is that the adhesive system also forms part of the specification.

A panel or installation may meet compliance requirements overall, but if the tape used within the system doesn’t meet the required fire rating, it can quickly become a problem during review or approval stages.

This is where fire-retardant adhesive tapes play an important role.

These tapes are designed for applications where flame resistance, smoke reduction and compliance standards are critical considerations.

They’re commonly used in HVAC systems, glazing, insulation, construction panels and electrical assemblies where safety standards continue to tighten.

Selecting compliant adhesive solutions early helps avoid expensive changes and delays later in the project.

If you’re working on applications requiring fire-rated bonding or sealing solutions, it’s worth reviewing the specification carefully.

Visit www.technibond.co.uk or call 01628 642800 to discuss compliant adhesive solutions for your project.



Retail display units often look perfect on day one… then start peeling in-store. Lighting heat, cleaning chemicals and c...
03/06/2026

Retail display units often look perfect on day one… then start peeling in-store. Lighting heat, cleaning chemicals and constant handling all affect adhesives more than expected. If displays are failing in-store, it’s rarely down to poor assembly. It’s usually the environment. Comment below if you’ve seen this happen.

Fire-retardant tapes are no longer just a specialist requirement in construction and manufacturing. More projects now re...
01/06/2026

Fire-retardant tapes are no longer just a specialist requirement in construction and manufacturing. More projects now require materials that support fire compliance, smoke reduction and safer installations across panels, glazing systems, HVAC and electrical applications. The challenge is that not all tapes marketed as “fire resistant” are tested to the same standards. Choosing the wrong product can create compliance issues later in the project. If you need tapes designed to support fire-rated applications, call 01628 642800 to discuss compliant bonding and sealing solutions.

Glazing systems are constantly expanding and contracting with temperature changes. Adhesives need to move with them with...
29/05/2026

Glazing systems are constantly expanding and contracting with temperature changes. Adhesives need to move with them without losing strength. The right tape prevents long-term failure. Call 01628 642800 to choose adhesives built for movement.

28/05/2026

It’s common to try and simplify things by using one product across multiple applications.

One tape gets used for bonding, sealing and sometimes even vibration control.

On the surface, it works.

But over time, compromises start to show.

The bond isn’t as strong as it should be. Sealing isn’t completely reliable. Movement starts to affect performance.

So additional materials get introduced.

Sealants get added. Reinforcement is applied. Extra steps appear.

Now the process is more complicated than it was to begin with.

The issue isn’t the process itself.

It’s that the tape was never designed to do all of those jobs.

When the correct adhesive is used for the specific application, everything becomes simpler.

Fewer materials, fewer steps, more consistent results.

If you’re relying on one product to solve multiple problems, it’s worth reviewing.

Call 01628 642800 to find a better fit.


Bonding polyethylene or polypropylene without the right adhesive usually leads to failure. These materials resist standa...
27/05/2026

Bonding polyethylene or polypropylene without the right adhesive usually leads to failure. These materials resist standard tapes, which is why specialist solutions are needed. Call 01628 642800 to choose adhesives that bond low surface energy plastics properly.

Cutting tape by hand during production slows things down more than people expect. Die-cut solutions remove that step com...
25/05/2026

Cutting tape by hand during production slows things down more than people expect. Die-cut solutions remove that step completely, improving speed and consistency. Call 01628 642800 to reduce manual handling in your process.

Marine environments quickly expose weak adhesives. Moisture, salt and temperature changes can break down standard tapes ...
22/05/2026

Marine environments quickly expose weak adhesives. Moisture, salt and temperature changes can break down standard tapes faster than expected. Using tapes designed for harsh conditions makes all the difference. Visit www.technibond.co.uk to find solutions for demanding environments.

21/05/2026

Most recurring bonding problems follow the same pattern.

The process gets adjusted. Pressure changes. Surfaces are cleaned more carefully. Extra steps are introduced.

But the issue keeps coming back.

That’s usually a sign that the problem isn’t the process.

It’s the adhesive.

When a tape isn’t suited to the material or environment, no amount of process adjustment will fully fix it.

Instead, teams end up working around the issue rather than solving it.

This is where changing the specification makes the biggest difference.

The right adhesive removes the need for workarounds. It simplifies the process and delivers consistent results.

It’s often a faster and more effective solution than trying to refine the same setup repeatedly.

If bonding problems keep appearing in your process, it may be time to review the tape rather than the method.

You can explore suitable adhesive solutions at

www.technibond.co.uk


Address

Crown House, Millboard Road
High Wycombe
SL85XD

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

01628 642800

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