Tesa Ag

Beiersdorf Ag

Klaus K&uuml;lper

Arne Koops

Frank Ganschow

Peter Himmelsbach

Christian Harder

Oliver Nickel

Frank Lange

Stefanie Walter

Bernd H&ouml;we

Dorothee Drewes

Joachim Nick

An unfoamed, flexible, elongate shaped article having at least partially fibrous structure, intended for masking a substrate and having a thickness of more than 3 mm, which article under a load of 5 N/cm has an elongation of at least 10%; is at least partially self-adhesive; is compressible by at least 10% in thickness; and has a flexural stiffness in the longitudinal direction of less than 200 N&times;cm .

Self-adhesive shaped article

The use of an adhesive tape as a bandaging tape for cables, the cables having a PVC-free sheathing including a PVC-free backing to at least one side of which a pressure-sensitive, acrylate-based adhesive composition has been applied, the adhesive tape causing no damage to the sheathing when bonded to the cables at a temperature of at least 100&deg; C. and for a duration of at least 240 h.

Use of an adhesive tape as cable bandaging tape

Adhesive tape having a tapelike backing of nonwoven material, which is coated on at least one side with an adhesive, the nonwoven web being a staple fiber web which is mechanically consolidated or wet-laid, between 2% and 50% of the fibers of the web being fusible fibers.

Adhesive tape based on a web thermally bonded with fusible fibres

Adhesive tape having a tapelike backing of nonwoven material, which is coated on at least one side with an adhesive, the web being a staple fibre web which is mechanically consolidated or wet-laid, the staple fibre web being consolidated further by the addition of binders.

Adhesive tape based on a binder-consolidated web

Laser label comprising at least one polymer layer which is coated on one side with a self-adhesive composition, which is in turn optionally covered with a release paper or a release film, characterized in that an additive suitable for optical, magnetic or electrical labelling has been incorporated into the polymer.

Growing community of inventors

Pinneberg, Germany

Klaus Külper

Growing community of inventors

Pinneberg, Germany

Klaus K&uuml;lper

Klaus Külper