Abstract: A machine and a method produce strips from a fiber-reinforced plastics composite material. The machine includes a housing through which fibers pass and in which profiled bars are fixedly or rotatably mounted, which are oriented perpendicularly to the passing direction of the fibers and by which forces can be applied alternately to the top and bottom of the fibers and to their coating with a plastics material in order to impregnate the fibers and to consolidate the plastics material between the fibers. The ratio of the average total contact length of all the profiled bars used in the impregnation in millimeters to the number of profiled bars is between 2:1 and 1:400, preferably between 1 and 1:200 and particularly preferably between 1:10 and 1:100.

Abstract: In a method for producing fiber-reinforced plastic parts in a mold and an adhesive layer for carrying out the method, the adhesive layer adhesive force on the mold is greater than the adhesive layer adhesive force on the segment, so that, after a first segment is removed, the adhesive layer remains completely in the mold and after the temperature of the adhesive layer is increased through contact with a melted plastic matrix, the remaining adhesive force is sufficient to adhere at least a second segment. The adhesive layer, introduced into the mold relatively expensively, and removed from the mold and disposed of at further expense, is used repeatedly, not just for a single adhesion operation. The expense for procuring the adhesive layer, its introduction into the mold, removal and disposal remains but through its division over numerous production operations, the total expenditure proportion for each operation decreases dramatically.

Abstract: A machine and a method produce strips from a fiber-reinforced plastics composite material. The machine includes a housing through which fibers pass and in which profiled bars are fixedly or rotatably mounted, which are oriented perpendicularly to the passing direction of the fibers and by which forces can be applied alternately to the top and bottom of the fibers and to their coating with a plastics material in order to impregnate the fibers and to consolidate the plastics material between the fibers. The ratio of the average total contact length of all the profiled bars used in the impregnation in millimeters to the number of profiled bars is between 2:1 and 1:400, preferably between 1 and 1:200 and particularly preferably between 1:10 and 1:100.

Abstract: Adhesive tape for attaching, covering and mechanically reinforcing surfaces with a carrier layer and an adhesive layer adhering thereto, wherein the carrier layer is composed of a matrix material in which fibers are embedded.