Long horizon, practical work
Tape is a small part of a large assembly, and that is exactly why it decides whether an assembly survives its environment. Our part is to make that decision explicit instead of accidental.
Most tape failures we see are not material failures. They are selection failures: a grade chosen because it was on the shelf, a surface never cleaned, a temperature never measured at the bond line. A written condition set prevents most of them.
Slitting, laminating and die cutting are not admin steps at the end of an order. They define the tolerance stack, the handling, and whether the part can be installed at line speed.
