Removable Residue-Free Tape
Tesa 65610 adhesive tape is a highly specialised double-sided foam tape that can be removed cleanly, leaving no residue. It is ideal for addressing the constant replacement of profiles in the commercial sector.
Key Characteristics
- Reinforced, tear-resistant structure: It features a flexible polyethylene foam backing combined with an internal reinforcing plastic film. This combination prevents the tape from breaking or tearing when it is removed.
- Clean, residue-free removal: Its adhesive formulation and structural design allow it to be peeled off completely, leaving surfaces intact. This means there is no need to scrape or use solvents to remove any traces of adhesive or foam.
- Cushioning and adaptability: It acts as an elastic shock absorber against everyday impacts and compensates for imperfections and irregularities in the joined materials.
Applications of Residue-Free Removable Tape
- Retail sector and large retail outlets: This is essential in supermarket chains and discount stores (where thousands of metres of price holders and borders are installed). Furthermore, as approximately ten per cent of these profiles need to be replaced each year due to design changes or wear and tear, this tape eliminates the laborious process of pre-cleaning. It therefore saves each outlet thousands of euros a year on maintenance.
- Solutions for the industry and manufacturers: This is a high-value-added option for manufacturers of plastic profiles and components. It is used by those seeking to provide their customers with an innovative solution that addresses the long-standing problem of tape residue.
- Advertising and point-of-sale displays: Used for mounting posters, promotional panels, display stands and decorative items. This applies to items that require secure fixing during the campaign and quick, tidy removal once it has ended.
- Industrial assembly on delicate surfaces: Used to join components in manufacturing processes. This is useful where the aim is to protect the integrity of finishes on coated metals, glass and engineering plastics.
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