INNO TAPE employs around 130 people.

Yes, INNO TAPE delivers products worldwide.

We have set ourselves the goal of achieving climate-neutral production by 2035.

We stand for trust, openness, honesty, cooperation, courage, appreciation, diversity, tolerance, responsibility and a motivating corporate culture.

Yes, prototypes, small batches and large series can all be manufactured.

Yes. For orders under €1,000, a handling fee of €95 will be charged.

If you have any complaints, please contact your customer service representative directly or get in touch with us via complaint@innotape.de.

We work with laser, punching and plotting processes as well as roll cutting, roll sawing, rewind cutting, sheet cutting, laminating and rewinding, and cross-winding, among other things.

We deliver the products on rolls, sheets, as individual items, as sets or in bundles – tailored to your further processing requirements.

The maximum roll sizes depend on the machine, material or moulded part and are determined on a case-by-case basis.

Yes, individual tools are developed for punching projects.

Levelwound rolls are adhesive tape rolls with a cross-winding technique. They enable particularly long running lengths, thereby reducing roll changes in the production process.

The thickness is influenced by installation space, tolerance compensation, damping and mechanical behaviour, and is selected depending on the application.

Not usually. Exceptions are heat-activated adhesive tapes.

Storage is carried out in accordance with product-specific specifications. In many cases, the parts can be stored in the packaging in which they were delivered.

Common causes include incorrect material selection, unsuitable presentation, lack of information on environmental conditions, or insufficient testing. Other causes include incorrect application, too little or too much pressure, incorrect cleaning, or surface texture.

The cover liner protects one adhesive side of the moulded part until the moment of application.

The interliner acts as a defined separating and protective layer and prevents unwanted layer adhesion. Important: The interliner does not replace either the carrier liner or the cover liner, but rather complements the liner concept.

A pull tab is a non-adhesive area on the moulded part or liner that facilitates removal, positioning and handling – both manually and automatically.

Adhesion describes the adhesion to the surface, cohesion describes the internal cohesion of the adhesive, and tack describes the initial adhesive strength.

Yes. Depending on the application, electrically conductive or electrically insulating adhesive tapes are used.

Yes, for example for heat dissipation or thermal insulation.

Depending on the design, temperature resistances ranging from approximately 120 °C to over 250 °C are possible in the automotive sector.

Temporary protective films protect components for a defined period of time, while permanent protective films remain on the component long term.

OCA are optically clear adhesives for transparent components such as glass, displays or sensor covers.

Rubber adhesive tapes offer high initial adhesive strength, but are less resistant to ageing and temperature. Acrylate adhesive tapes build up their final adhesive strength over time and are particularly resistant to temperature, UV radiation and chemical media such as oils, fuels or cleaning agents.

Among other things, for add-on parts, decorative strips, emblems, display applications, electronics, cables, battery modules, EMI/EMC shielding, and protective and insulation applications.

The requirements depend heavily on the respective area of application. Depending on the application, adhesive tapes must be able to withstand high temperatures, UV radiation, chemical media (e.g. oils, greases, fuels), ageing and mechanical stresses such as vibrations or shear forces on a permanent basis.