Application Aids

Applikationshilfen für Klebelösungen

Types<\/strong><\/td>	Function<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Peel tabs<\/td>	Peel off the protective liner for bonding<\/td><\/tr>
Finger lift tabs<\/td>	Lifting the protective liner<\/td><\/tr>
Grip tabs<\/td>	Grip tabs for easier positioning<\/td><\/tr>

Advantages<\/strong><\/td>	Exact positioning for bonding to the component<\/td><\/tr>
Positioning holes<\/strong><\/td>	Custom cutouts for screws, frames, etc.<\/td><\/tr>
On substrate<\/strong><\/td>	Fit- & contour-accurate cutouts<\/td><\/tr>

Liner replacement	Improved handling due to edge stability
Butterfly closure	Perfect positioning and removal using the 'patch technique'

Prints	Direction arrows and more
Markings	Part numbers and more

Technique<\/td>	Transferring the die-cut parts away from the die edge<\/td><\/tr>
Background<\/td>	With low-viscosity adhesives, the stamped part adheres to the die edge on the substrate<\/td><\/tr>
Result

Technique	Removal of the excess material
Background	Detachment at the customer's site as prep work is no longer required
Result	Direct usability of the adhesive parts

Technique<\/strong><\/td>	Custom adhesive parts on a sheet<\/td><\/tr>
Background<\/strong><\/td>	Number of adhesive parts per component<\/td><\/tr>

Applikationshilfen im Überblick

Application aids are small but highly effective process boosters in adhesive technology: They make handling of adhesive tapes, die-cut parts, and liner systems faster, cleaner, and above all reproducible – whether manual, semi- or fully automatic. Typical are finger-lift solutions with an overhanging tab that significantly facilitates the removal of the release liner, and thus supports fast, clean application.

Additionally, removal tabs help to safely and quickly remove the liner in production – especially for tape pieces or die-cut parts that are to have the liner removed in a single step. Often such features are integrated directly into the roll or part layout: positioning and fixing aids, handling tabs, perforations or positioning holes improve dispensing ease and reduce assembly errors, because parts are easier to pick up, align and apply. Result: less effort, less scrap, shorter cycle times – and adhesive processes that are noticeably better suited to practical needs.