The presentation
of the adhesive tape

Whether punched or laser-cut, individual parts are the ideal solution when maximum flexibility is required.

• can be manufactured as laser-cut and punched parts
• ready for immediate use, no intermediate steps required
• ideal for manual assembly
• immediately available, versatile and practical to use and easy to handle

In roll production, the liner on which the moulded parts lie is wound onto a roll. The parts can be produced in single or multiple lanes.

• can be manufactured using punching and laser processes
• suitable for high quantities and automated processing
• continuous material flow for consistent processes
• saves time and ensures precision in further processing

When manufacturing on sheets, the adhesive tape moulded parts are placed directly on a sheet of liner material. The sheet size can be selected individually.

• can be manufactured using punching, laser and plotter processes
• ideal for manual processing or smaller series
• flexibility for use at different stations
• ideally suited for test procedures

When manufactured as a set, two or more related moulded parts – for example, right and left variants – remain connected on a common sheet or carrier. This ensures that they can be processed directly in pairs.

• can be manufactured using punching, laser and plotter processes
• high process reliability thanks to clear allocation
• ideal for assembly steps with corresponding parts
• saves time during handling 
• reduces the risk of confusion

Here, the moulded parts are counted as individual items, sorted and packaged in bundles of specified quantities. This ensures that exactly the right amount is available for each step of the process.

• can be manufactured using punching and laser processes
• clear quantity control and easy removal
• neatly packaged, ready to hand and space-saving
• ideal for series production and structured assembly processes

Here, the parts are manufactured directly next to each other without any spacing. They are arranged close together, enabling particularly efficient use of materials. 

• punched or lasered directly adjacent to each other
• optimal material utilisation with minimal waste
• reduced costs due to lower material usage
• space-saving delivery for further processing

For maximum efficiency, a pull tab is made directly from the liner. The liner protrudes slightly on one side, creating a tab that makes it easier to pull off. 

• manufactured directly from the liner, without additional material
• protruding liner for easy, secure gripping
• ideal for manual and automated processes
• length and shape can be individually configured

Unlike the flap made from excess liner material, the adhesive tab is applied independently of the liner material.

• enlargable or colour-highlighted gripping zone
• suitable for limited space for liner protrusion or complex component geometry
• supports ergonomic and process-reliable removal
• length and shape can be individually configured

A reinforced pull tab makes it easier to grip and remove the liner, especially with small moulded parts, high adhesive forces or demanding assembly conditions. Additional layers of material ensure stable and reliable handling.

• improved grip for small/difficult-to-remove parts
• suitable for manual assembly and glove processes
• reduced risk of damage and errors during removal
• customisable in shape, length and material composition

With kiss cutting, not all layers of material are completely severed. For example, the adhesive tape and the upper liner can be cut while the underlying carrier remains intact.

• can be implemented using punching and laser processes
• partial cutting of individual material layers
• parts remain sorted on the carrier material
• can be removed individually and in a controlled manner

Perforations in the adhesive material allow functional areas to be defined and controlled separation to be achieved. Even with protective films without liners, this enables reliable further processing and improved handling during the assembly process.

• Perforation directly in the adhesive material
• also suitable for linerless materials
• easier separation and handling
• supports automated assembly processes

Perforation of the liner makes it possible to deliver molded parts in advance and separate them cleanly from each other as needed. The parts remain precisely positioned and can be divided into individual sections in a processreliable manner.

• orderly arrangement of parts on rolls or sheets
• clean and controlled separation of individual segments
• ideal for manual and semi-automated processes
• reduces errors and saves time in further processing

Visual reference features enable clear component allocation and support automated processes. Liner colors, markings, or register marks increase process reliability and reduce mix-ups.

• Liner colors for variant differentiation
• markings for position determination
• register marks for camera systems
• higher process reliability

Printing on molded parts or liners allows additional product information to be added directly to the component. This supports traceability, assembly, and quality processes throughout production.

• Item and serial numbers directly on the product
• Symbols for assembly or recycling instructions
• support for traceability requirements
• customizable print content