Abstract: A method of making adhesive tape has a step of first feeding a textile substrate band formed of thermoplastic fibers or filaments from a supply roll in a longitudinal direction. Then at least one longitudinally extending track where the fibers or filaments are melted together and a thickness of the band is reduced is formed in the band. The band formed with the track is thereafter cut into longitudinal strips by longitudinally severing the band at the track with a longitudinal slitter having at least one blade.

Abstract: The subject matter of the invention is an adhesive tape, in particular a wrapping tape for sheathing cables in automobiles. The adhesive tape is equipped with a textile support and at least one adhesive layer applied to one or both sides of the support. The support is coloured by an organic dye which is composed of yellow and red pigments. The yellow pigments are based on anthraquinone. According to the invention, pigments based on perylene are used as red pigments.

Abstract: A motor-vehicle heat-generating unit is carried by a support with an adhesive tape between the unit and the support. The tape has a core film substrate band having a face turned toward the unit and a face turned away from the unit and toward the support, a thermally conductive adhesive layer between one of the faces and the unit and adhesively securing the band to the unit, and etching on the other face in heat-conducting engagement with the support.

Abstract: One closure strip is applied by a nozzle to one face of a textile support tape along one of the face's edges. Another closure strip is applied to the tape's other face offset transversely from the one closure strip and extending parallel to the edges of the tape. Then a fixing strip formed of an adhesive compound is applied to the inner face offset from the one closure strip and from the other closure strip and parallel to the edges. The fixing strip or the other closure strip extending along the other of the edges.

Abstract: Hybrid fibers or filaments are extruded from a granulate mixture of bio-based polymers with petrochemical-based plastic polymers to form a textile substrate band and the band is then provided with an adhesive coating on at least one face of the substrate band to form an adhesive tape. This tape is then wound helically around a cable bundle to form a longitudinally extending wrap of the bundle and impart to the cable bundle an abrasion resistance of at least class C according to LV 319 (2009).

Abstract: An adhesive tape for bundling cables is made by first making a velour substrate band entirely or partially of bio-based polymer fibers and/or bio-based polymer filament and having a front face from which projects a dense array of loops and a back face. Then an adhesive coating is applied to a back face of the substrate band to make therefrom an adhesive tape meeting abrasion class C of LV 312. This adhesive tape is used by being wound around a plurality of motor-vehicle cables with the adhesive engaging the cables and the front face and loops turned away from the cables.

Abstract: The invention relates to an adhesive tape, in particular wrapping tape, for sheathing automotive cables, having a textile support and at least one adhesive coating layer applied to one side or both sides of the textile support, and the textile support being manufactured entirely or partially from bio-based polymer fibers and/or polymer yarns, characterized in that the textile support is constituted of multi-weft yarns and/or multi-warp yarns.

Abstract: The subject matter of the invention is an adhesive tape, in particular a wrapping tape for sheathing cables (1) in automobiles, comprising a strip-type fabric backing (2, 3) that has at least one first layer (2) made of a woven fabric and a second layer (3) made of a nonwoven, the two layers being coupled together by a polymer layer (4) and/or by threads that penetrate both layers (2, 3), and comprising an adhesive layer (5) applied to at least one side of the backing (2, 3), characterised in that the nonwoven is produced from an aromatic polyamide.

Abstract: A method of making a textile substrate web for use as a component of an adhesive tape has the steps of thermochemically converting plastic waste into raw material, making plastic fibers and/or filaments at least partially from the raw material, and forming the plastic fibers and/or filaments made from the raw material into a textile web.

Abstract: A substrate strip is provided on at least one face with a coating of hot-melt adhesive containing an odor-control powder of clay, zeolite, cyclodextrin, or a combination thereof incorporated into the adhesive in a grammage of at least 0.1% to 10% by weight based on a total mass of the adhesive to form an adhesive tape. This tape is then wrapped around a plurality of cables in an automobile.

Abstract: A method of making adhesive tape has the steps of advancing a substrate band longitudinally in a machine direction from a supply to an array of laser units, cutting the band longitudinally with the laser units into a plurality of longitudinal strips, and then cutting each of the longitudinal strips longitudinally into a plurality of tapes. An adhesive is applied to a face of each of the tapes, and the tapes are wound up individually.

Abstract: The invention relates to an adhesive tape, in particular wrapping tape, for sheathing automotive cables, having a mostly textile support and at least one adhesive coating layer applied to one side or both sides of the textile support, and the textile support being manufactured entirely or partially from bio-based polymer fibers and/or polymer yarns, characterized in that the textile support is a velours support or includes such a velours support.

Abstract: A support tape extends longitudinally along an elongated object, is wrapped around the object, and has a pair of opposite longitudinal edges, an inner face engaging the object, and an outer face turned outward away from the object. The support tape is of single-layer design and having a class D abrasion resistance according to LV 312-1. One closure strip of an adhesive compound extends along one of the faces at one of the edges, and another closure strip of an adhesive compound extends parallel to the edges, along the other face, and transversely offset on the other face from the one closure strip. It is adhered to the one closure strip. A fixing strip of an adhesive compound extends longitudinally on the inner face, offset thereon from the one and other closure strips, and adheres the tape to the object.

Abstract: The invention relates to an adhesive tape, in particular wrapping tape, for sheathing automotive cables, having a textile support and at least one adhesive coating layer applied to one side or both sides of the textile support, and the textile support being manufactured entirely or partially from bio-based polymer fibers and/or polymer yarns, characterized in that the textile support is constituted of multi-weft yarns and/or multi-warp yarns.

Abstract: A sheath for an elongated object is made by first combining an adhesive tape comprised of a substrate strip and a first adhesive coating at least partially covering the substrate strip with an adhesive-free band to form a laminate. Then the substrate strip and the band are overlapped at least largely such that, at the overlap, the first adhesive coating is between the substrate strip and the band. Finally the first adhesive coating is formed at the overlap between the substrate strip and the band of a plurality of spaced adhesive substrips.

Abstract: Adhesive tape, in particular wrapping tape for sheathing cables in automobiles, having a textile support and at least one adhesive layer applied to one side or both sides of the support, wherein the support is colored by an in particular yellow dye, characterized in that entirely or partially inorganic mineral pigments are used as the dye. In a preferred embodiment, as pigments of the mineral class of phosphates, arsenates or vanadates, clinobisvanites are used.

Abstract: The invention relates an adhesive tape, particularly wrapping tape for wrapping cables in automobiles, comprising a textile carrier, and an adhesive coating on at least one face of the carrier, characterized in that the textile carrier is produced, at least to some extent, from bio-based polymers.

Abstract: The invention relates to a covering for encasing an elongated object (1), in particular for making an elongated sheath (2) for cables in automobiles. The covering is provided with a support tape (3) and at least two closure strips (4) of an adhesive compound on an upper face and/or lower face of the support tape (3). The closure strips (4) extend along respective longitudinal edges of the support tape (3) and define a free area (3) between and/or next to one another. According to the invention, the support tape (3) has a single-layer design and has a class D abrasion resistance according to LV312-1 (2009).

Abstract: The invention relates to a cable wrapping tape for wrapping cables in motor vehicles, comprising a tape-shaped carrier and an adhesive coating on at least one side of said carrier, and characterised in that the adhesive coating and/or carrier are provided with an incorporated repellent against, in particular, mammal bites.

Abstract: The invention relates to an adhesive tape, in particular winding tape for bandaging elongated objects, such as cable bundles in automobiles for example. The adhesive tape has a fabric support (1, 2), additionally an adhesive coating (3) which is applied onto one side or both sides of the fabric support (1, 2), and at least one marking thread (4, 5) which is introduced into the fabric support. According to the invention, the marking thread (4, 5) is a warp and/or weft thread (4, 5) which is incorporated into the fabric support (1, 2) during the production process.