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Texwipe LDPE with Acrylic Adhesive Cleanroom Tape (Perforated Cuff Sealer)

Texwipe LDPE with Acrylic Adhesive Cleanroom Tape (Perforated Cuff Sealer)

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Texwipe TPA2036WHC Perforated Cleanroom Cuff Sealer Tape — 2" White LDPE Backing with Acrylic Adhesive (24 Rolls/Case)
Perforated cuff sealer 2" wide LDPE + acrylic adhesive 24 individually bagged rolls/case Press-and-seal cleanroom bagging
Overview
Texwipe TPA2036WHC is a perforated, white cleanroom cuff sealer tape designed to help technicians secure gown sleeves to glove cuffs and reduce sleeve ride-up during work. It is part of the kO-gO® TPA Series: low-density polyethylene (LDPE) backing with an acrylic adhesive, packaged for controlled environments to support cleaner handling, storage, and introduction.
Why SOSCleanroom customers standardize Texwipe tape
For over 35 years, SOS and Texwipe have been close partners, and SOSCleanroom is the authorized Master Distributor of ITW Texwipe for the United States market. That matters for tape programs because you get predictable product lineage, continuity of supply, and fast access to the manufacturer documentation QA teams expect for change control and audits.
What this tape is used for
  • Cuff sealing during gowning (securing sleeve cuffs to glove cuffs to reduce sleeve migration).
  • Cleanroom packaging closure and sealing of bags, liners, and protective coverings.
  • Color coding and product identification where a cleanroom-packaged tape is preferred.
  • Labeling and temporary holds on irregular shapes where conformability is beneficial.
  • Wafer box sealing and other microelectronics/precision workflows where control of residues and leachables is part of the material-selection conversation.
Key features that matter in controlled environments
  • Perforated design supports quick, repeatable tear-off at the gowning bench without searching for scissors or creating “ragged-edge” tape waste.
  • LDPE backing + acrylic adhesive provides conformability for sleeves, gloves, and irregular packaging surfaces.
  • Cleanroom-focused packaging designed to support cleaner transfer (press-and-seal cleanroom bagging; double-bagged and lot coded per manufacturer technical data sheet).
  • Latex-free construction is called out for facilities that minimize latex-related allergens and sensitivities.
  • Designed for contamination-control programs where users look for tape constructed to be low in halogens, leachable chlorides, and heavy metals (as described for the kO-gO® TPA cleanroom tape line).
Specifications (published configuration)
Attribute Value
Manufacturer / brand ITW Texwipe (kO-gO® Cleanroom Tapes, TPA Series)
Part number (SKU) TPA2036WHC
Tape description Perforated white cleanroom tape (cuff sealer use)
Backing / adhesive LDPE backing with acrylic adhesive
Width 2"
Color White
Case packaging 24 individually bagged rolls per case
Packaging notes Press-and-seal cleanroom bagging; double-bagged and lot coded (per manufacturer TDS)
Practical gowning and packaging tips (what technicians actually do)
  • Use a consistent cuff-seal pattern: wrap with uniform tension so the tape seals the sleeve-to-glove interface without creating sharp folds that can peel.
  • Control tape tailing: avoid long loose ends; press down the last section firmly to reduce lifting during repeated arm motion.
  • Keep the roll clean: store inside the cleanroom bag between uses; do not set the roll on benches where residues can transfer to the adhesive edge.
  • Removal discipline: peel slowly back over itself; rapid pull-off can create sudden motion that stirs particles at the gowning bench.
  • Compatibility check: if the tape is used on packaging films, labels, carts, or equipment surfaces, verify clean peel and residue acceptability through your site quality process.
Standards context (U.S. first, Annex 1 as a global benchmark)
Cuff sealing is a practical contamination-control technique that supports gowning discipline and interface control (sleeve-to-glove) in critical work. In U.S. regulated environments, gowning practices are typically evaluated within your site contamination control strategy and quality system expectations (FDA guidance, USP compounding requirements where applicable). EU GMP Annex 1 is not a U.S. legal requirement, but many teams reference it as a benchmark for strengthening risk-based contamination control, gowning rigor, and controlled transfer behaviors.
Suggested supporting consumables
  • Clean transfer wipe-down: use cleanroom-grade, low-linting wipers and compatible alcohol wipes to maintain the gowning bench, tape staging area, and transfer carts per your facility practices.
  • Documentation discipline: if your tape is part of a gowning/packaging control point, consider lot/receipt logging (case lot code, date opened, point-of-use location) to support investigations and trend reviews.
Documentation
Manufacturer product page (Texwipe TPA2036WHC):
https://www.texwipe.com/ldpe-acrylic-tpa2036whc
Texwipe Technical Data Sheet PDF (Texwipe Cleanroom Tapes, TEX-LIT-TDS-057 Rev.00-05/21):
https://www.texwipe.com/images/uploaded/documents/Tapes/Texwipe-Tapes-TDS.pdf
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Last updated: Jan. 11, 2026
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The Technical Vault
By SOSCleanroom
Cuff sealer / gowning tape Perforated for repeatable tear-off LDPE backing + acrylic adhesive Individually bagged, lot-coded, double-bagged
Texwipe TPA2036WHC: Perforated cleanroom cuff sealer tape for glove-to-gown closure control
Texwipe TPA2036WHC perforated cleanroom cuff sealer tape
Representative product image shown for format context.
1) Practical solutions in a critical environment
Sleeve migration and glove-to-gown "gap events" are a real contamination-control problem. Texwipe TPA2036WHC is designed to create a fast, repeatable cuff seal at the gowning bench and to support consistent technique across shifts.
For over 35 years, SOS and Texwipe have been close partners, and SOSCleanroom is the authorized Master Distributor of ITW Texwipe for the United States market.
2) What it's for
  • Cuff sealing during gowning to secure sleeve cuffs to glove cuffs and reduce sleeve ride-up.
  • Controlled-environment packaging closure for bags, liners, and protective coverings.
  • Color coding and product identification where a cleanroom-packaged tape is preferred.
  • Microelectronics and precision workflows where residue/leachables are part of the material-selection conversation.
3) Why should customers consider this tape
  • Perforated for repeatability: Supports consistent tear-off lengths and reduces ragged edges.
  • Conformable backing: LDPE backing follows sleeve/glove contours instead of bridging or tenting.
  • Acrylic adhesive behavior: Often chosen for secure, stable adhesion (confirm against your disinfectants and glove polymers).
  • Packaging discipline: Individually lot-coded rolls, press-and-seal cleanroom bags, double-bagged.
  • Materials-risk support: Construction referenced as low in halogens, leachable chlorides, and heavy metals.
4) Materials and construction
  • Backing: Low-density polyethylene (LDPE) film.
  • Adhesive: Acrylic (confirm against your glove polymer and disinfectant exposure).
  • Perforation: Supports quick tear-off and standardized application.
  • Latex status: Listed as latex-free.
Contamination-control note
Treat tape as a controlled consumable: protect the roll, control the dispensing point, and train the tear-and-apply technique.
5) Specifications (published)
AttributeTPA2036WHC
SKUTPA2036WHC
Tape width2 inch
ColorWhite
Backing materialLDPE (low-density polyethylene)
AdhesiveAcrylic
PerforatedYes
Case packaging24 individually bagged rolls
6) Specifications in context
A 2-inch wide, perforated LDPE/acrylic tape balances coverage with manageable bulk at the wrist. The perforation supports consistent application and technician-to-technician repeatability.
7) Cleanliness metrics
Metric / risk areaWhy it mattersPublished value
Particles / edge debrisRagged tears can create debris that transfers to sleeves or gloves.Not stated.
Adhesive transfer / residueResidue can attract particles and complicate glove removal.Not stated.
Halogens / leachable chlorides / heavy metalsSensitive programs screen materials for corrosion or process-compatibility concerns.Referenced as low (per Texwipe/SOS-hosted TPA tape technical data).
Ionic / NVR extractablesSome environments evaluate extractables to prevent surface interactions.Not stated.
8) Packaging, documentation, and traceability
  • Individually bagged rolls: 24 rolls/case, individually bagged.
  • Press-and-seal cleanroom bags: Convenient access while supporting cleaner handling.
  • Lot coding: Individually lot coded for traceability.
  • Double-bagging: Supports cleaner introduction into controlled environments.
9) Best-practice use (operator-level)
  1. Control the dispensing point: Keep the roll in the controlled gowning area.
  2. Tear at the perforation: Pull straight and tear cleanly to reduce ragged edges.
  3. Apply with light, even tension: Bridge glove cuff and sleeve cuff. Avoid overtightening.
  4. Overlap modestly: Small overlap locks the wrap without bulk.
  5. Mobility check: Flex the wrist and rotate the hand to confirm seal stays in place.
  6. Removal discipline: Controlled peel to avoid sudden snapping that can aerosolize particles.
Compatibility reminder
Acrylic adhesives can behave differently depending on glove polymer and exposure to alcohols, peroxides, or sporicidals. Confirm your exact glove + disinfectant pairing before standardizing.
10) Common failure modes
  • Ragged tear edges: Train tear-at-perf discipline.
  • Seal rolls or creeps: Re-train wrap placement and tension.
  • Adhesive transfer: Verify compatibility and define change-out triggers.
  • Glove stress/tearing at the cuff: Shorten wrap length and reduce tension.
  • Cross-contamination from the roll: Keep packaged between uses; control access.
11) Closest competitors
  • UltraTape 1114P/0114P: Dedicated cuff-sealing format with one-hand application focus.
  • STERIS Life Sciences cleanroom tape (Tyvek-based): Common in pharmaceutical gowning/closure workflows.
  • MicroSeal cuff sealer tapes: Alternative cuff sealing approach (verify packaging and documentation expectations).
12) Program fit
  • ISO-class controlled environments: Useful in gowning areas supporting ISO 14644-classified rooms.
  • Pharma/biotech and regulated manufacturing: Supports contamination control strategy elements, with U.S. standards as the primary anchor and EU GMP Annex 1 as a secondary benchmark.
  • Microelectronics/precision manufacturing: Fits programs that care about materials screening and consistent sealing.
  • Multi-site standardization: Individually lot-coded, double-bagged format supports multiple facilities.
13) Source basis
SOSCleanroom note about SOP's
The Technical Vault is written to help customers make informed contamination-control decisions and improve day-to-day handling technique. It is not your facility's SOP, batch record, or validation protocol.
Customers are responsible for establishing, training, and enforcing SOPs that fit their specific risks, products, equipment, cleanroom classification, and regulatory obligations.
Use these best-practice suggestions to strengthen your SOPs—not to replace them.
SOSCleanroom is the source for this Technical Vault entry.
Briefed and approved by the SOSCleanroom (SOS) staff.
If you have any questions please email us at Sales@SOSsupply.com or give us a call at (214)340-8574.
If you need additional information please try our SOSCleanroom specific AI ChatBot which draws from our extensive cleanroom specific libraries.
Last reviewed: April 29, 2026
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