Black Pull Tab Stretch Tape for Laptop LCD LED Screen Replacement Panel with Handle, Pack of 10 (Screen Adhesive Strips)

I used it on an HP-15T series laptop to secure a new screen. It works as expected. First, I tested two tapes on the old screen to see how easy it was to separate the screen from the laptop's back cover. Surprisingly, it was easy to remove without any damage to the screen or back cover of the laptop. The pulling action did not result in any broken ends on the tape.The original Pull tabs were blue, and the tape was white. It broke multiple times, making the removal process for the old screen a nightmare. Hopefully, these will be easy to remove if I ever need another screen!

Worked perfectly for my LCD replacement. Peel and stick and you're done. Usually you only need two, so you wind up with spares, or maybe just what you need if you're doing two.

Just what I needed

I run a computer repair shop so I go through a lot of these and these strips are the real deal. They hold strong, are easy to remove if necessary, and they're much more affordable than the name brand strips despite being better in almost every way. The name brand stuff from 3M cost like $2.50 per strip and in my opinion aren't as good as these.

The first time I encountered a laptop LCD panel installed with adhesive, I was livid. It was bad enough that the manufacturer's repair manual for the laptop completely omitted the fact that the screen was installed that way and how to remove it properly, but replacement adhesive was spectacularly difficult to find. The manufacturer didn't even list a part number for it, much less make any available, and all I could find online was screen adhesive that would require use of a heat gun to remove if the laptop's LCD panel ever needed to be replaced again - or, even worse, if the LCD panel was fine but if some other part of the lid needed to be replaced. Using heat around delicate electronic components to loosen adhesive can be very tricky to do without damaging anything.Eventually, my LCD panel supplier began carrying LCD panel adhesive, and I had been using that ever since. But the first time I had to remove a panel mounted with that tape, I discovered it wasn't a good replacement for OEM tape. For one thing, it's a lot thinner; film-thin, really. For another, no matter how carefully I tried to pull it, the end of the tape strip would break, leaving me to find some other way to remove the tape.So, this time around, when I needed more LCD panel adhesive, I went shopping for something different. Thankfully, suppliers have stepped up, and there are many more options available. I chose this one because the measurements seemed to most closely match what I've removed from laptops in the past, including thickness (1/2mm as opposed to film-thin), enough length for a 15.6" wide screen panel, and non-adhesive pull tabs.I've used these tape strips to install one LCD panel so far. I haven't had to remove any of it yet, but I can say conclusively that these tapes are easier to handle and install than the ones my LCD panel supplier sells. So far, color me impressed!

These worked well when I didn't mess up. If I had something to sorta measure and cut JUST IN CASE the strip didn't fit the space.

Purchased for installing a new screen on a laptop, these strips really held it to the back panel. I will be placing them in the future, but in terms of keeping things stuck together, these do a great job. Once I have to tear down the device in the future, I’ll update with how that goes with getting them removed.

Holds really good screens on laptops