There are various raw materials for tapes, and different types of raw materials can be selected depending on the required properties and uses. Here are some common tape raw materials:

1. Adhesive: This is the main component of tape and is used for bonding. Different types of tapes use different types of adhesives, such as pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA).

2. Backing material: This is the main supporting material of the tape, usually plastic film, paper, cloth or film, its purpose is to provide the structure and strength of the tape.

3. Chemical additives: Additives can change the characteristics of the tape, such as increasing weather resistance, UV resistance, chemical corrosion resistance, etc. These additives may include antioxidants, anti-UV agents, softeners, hardeners, etc.

4. Reinforced materials: Some tapes require additional strength and durability, and reinforced materials are added, such as fiberglass, fiber cloth, yarn, etc.

5. Pigments and Dyes: Used to color tape to achieve specific colors or printed patterns.

6. Packaging materials: The packaging of tape is usually paper cardboard, plastic core or plastic packaging bag.

7. Anti-stick coating: Some tapes need to avoid sticking together, so an anti-stick coating may be added to prevent the tape roll or core from sticking together.

Different types of tape will use different combinations of raw materials to meet their specific application needs. For example, medical tape may use sterile materials, while electrical insulating tape needs to use materials with excellent insulating properties. Selecting the appropriate raw materials is critical to the performance and functionality of the tape.