What is the difference between Permanent, Removable and Low Tack adhesive?

Permanent – like labels on shampoo bottles – intended to stay for the life of the product
Removable – like shelf markers or bumper stickers – you want them to stay on for a long time, but when they need to come off, they remove cleanly but with a bit of force
Low Tack – like window clings – you want to reposition or reuse them elsewhere, and should be easily removed with little effort

Product Ranges

Permanent Adhesive – An adhesive intended to stay for the life of the product. This type of adhesive is a strong, long term bond. Good for general purpose use. (Drum Labels, Shampoo Labels, Shipping Containers)
Removable Adhesive – An adhesive intended for repositionable applications. This type of adhesive provides moderate adhesion for long term use, but removes cleanly when application is finished. (Bus Poster, Bumper Stickers and Shelf Marking)
Low Tack Adhesive – An adhesive intended for repositionable applications. This type of adhesive provides a “cling-like” adhesive, very similar to a Post-it Note. Removes cleanly when application is finished. This adhesive provides a good bond with little or no adhesive residue upon removal. (Window Graphics and Counter Signage)
Marine Grade – Approved drum labels, chemical and container labeling, BS5609 compliant