Are you using vacuum hold down and this is to be added as added holding power?

What machine?

What material?

Through cut or blind?

Size of router bit?

A lottttt of variables for someone to give you advice that’s worth anything.

We have used 2 sided tape when necessary. We have it in the shop for attaching drawer fronts before screwing them to the drawer front rail. It works very well for small parts that won't hold on a fixtrue because of the size. Too much tape, and ithe part is hard to remove from the spoilboard. That is not the brand we use. The adhesive is very aggressive. Handy for home use too. No, its not cheap. I think ours is Intertape? Wouldn't bet the house on it tho.

I'm looking for labels for parts coming out of the cnc that will not fall of easy but will be removed easy. any lead will be helpful.
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Dror
That’s a million dollar question!!

My install teams hate any labels that actually hold up to parts moving around the shop.

Back to the original post. Just a general question as to whether this holds up to their claims.

BH Davis

If the adhesive is as aggressive as the one I use, yes it will work with proper cutting techniques. I'd say give it a try.

if you havent watched youtube on it , give it a try
seems to be a great tape for holding parts.
there are a ton of reviews from people actually using it.

here is just 1 for ya

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ig3WVzI5dWs?feature=share

These tiles are a much better solution for holding small parts on a vacuum table. Vacuum is your friend. Tape can be your friend as well, but I would say only 5% of the time. I would say the video posted takes that person a minimum of 3 minutes to tape up his piece and then remove the tape. Vacuum takes 1 second.

I have actually seen someone using it to fix metal before, and I was quite amazed at the time.

take a look at this
it helps hold small parts
& works great. u can also give them a call
they will set you up with what is best for your application.

https://allstarcnc.com/on-board-gasketing