Tesa Se

Hans-Peter Brandt

Peter Himmelsbach

Matthias Seibert

Ralf Rubenbauer

An applicator for die-cut parts, having a die-cut part strip with die-cut parts applied along a retaining belt, said parts having a carrier layer and an adhesive layer, the carrier layer being disposed between the retaining belt and the adhesive layer, and a punch head over which the die-cut part strip runs, where the die-cut parts running over the punch head face away from the punch head by their adhesive layer, and the die-cut parts can be pressed by means of the punch onto a surface.

Applicators for die-cut parts, methods for applying die-cut parts to surfaces, and die-cut part strips

The invention relates to an applicator for die-cut parts (), having a die-cut part strip () with a longitudinal direction (L) having a carrier layer () and an adhesive layer (), where an outer contour of the die-cut parts () is punched through the carrier layer and adhesive layer () down to predetertnined breaking points () and a die-cut part complement () protrudes beyond the die-cut parts () continuously laterally to a longitudinal direction (L), and a punch head () over which the die-cut part strip () runs, where the die-cut parts () running over the punch head () face away from the punch head () by their adhesive layer (), and the die-cut parts () can be pressed by means of the punch head () onto a surface ().

Applicator for die-cut parts and method for applying die-cut parts to surfaces, and a die-cut part strip

A dispenser dispenses a material that is adhesive on at least one side, wherein at least one adhesive side of the material is covered with a liner, which has at least one slit running in a longitudinal direction, with the material placed on the liner being wound into a roll in the form of an Archimedean spiral and at least one slit being located beneath the material covered with the liner. The dispenser comprises a (i) frame, one end of which has a receptacle for the material, so that the material roll is rotatably mounted, (ii) a first guiding device, by means of which the material is guided together with the liner to a first dispensing edge, at which at least a first liner strip is pulled off, with the liner being separated at the slit located under the material, while the material with the remaining second liner strip is guided to a second dispensing edge, and (iii) a second guiding device, by means of which the material, together with the remaining liner strips, is guided to a second dispensing edge, at which the remaining second liner strip can be pulled off.

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Schenefeld, Germany

Hans-Peter Brandt