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KRÜCKEMEYER GMBH · ADHESIVE AND ABRASIVE TECHNOLOGY

Adhesive tapes
for your industrial process

Krückemeyer GmbH combines technical wholesale, in-house converting and advice for industrial adhesive and abrasive applications. We assess material, shape and delivery format against your application.

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PRODUCTS · CONVERTING · ADVICE

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MATERIALS AND CONVERTING

Material selection and converting work together

Whether an adhesive bond, protective film or abrasive process works depends on the specific application. Surface, component geometry, loads and processing requirements determine which material and delivery format make sense.

Krückemeyer GmbH combines technical wholesale with in-house processing. Converting means processing suitable adhesive tapes, films, foams or coated abrasives into application-specific dimensions, shapes, constructions and delivery formats. Examples include slit rolls, die-cut parts and handling aids.

For your enquiry, we assess material and processing method together. Lift tabs or positioning aids can make handling easier; we check whether they suit your component against its requirements. Samples or test batches can be produced before further manufacture.

Illustration of a material web being cut into narrow rolls

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PRODUCT RANGES FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS

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CONVERTING CAPABILITIES

Illustration of a material roll being slit

Step 01

Slitting and cutting

Suitable base materials are made into rolls, strips or cut pieces in dimensions assessed for the application.

Illustration of a material web with die-cut shapes

Step 02

Die cutting

Die cutting shapes adhesive tapes, films and foams to a contour, for example as individual parts or on a roll.

Illustration of a laser over a material web

Step 03

Laser cutting

Laser cutting creates contours without a conventional die; material suitability is assessed case by case.

Illustration of material webs being joined during laminating

Step 04

Laminating

Laminating combines suitable material layers into a construction that fits the component function.

Illustration of a cross-wound spool of tape material

Step 05

Cross winding

Cross winding winds suitable tape material onto a spool for longer, process-compatible feeding.

Illustration of a material web with shaped parts beneath a transparent cover

Step 06

Cleanroom production

Suitable adhesive tapes and technical films can be processed in Krückemeyer's ISO 9 cleanroom environment. We assess the material, process and required cleanliness for the specific application.

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VERIFIED COMPANY FACTS

1950

Active in adhesives and abrasives since

ISO 9

Cleanroom class

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BRANDS IN THE RANGE

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AWARDS AND EVIDENCE

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SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

CrefoZert – creditworthiness certificate dated 28 April 2026 pdf · 4,7 MB View Download

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QUESTIONS ABOUT SELECTION AND CONVERTING

What information does Krückemeyer need for a technical enquiry?

Describe the required function, the materials to be joined or processed, the surface, component geometry and planned processing step. For converting, information on the required shape and delivery format is helpful. Krückemeyer can then assess which base material and process might be suitable. Please also describe loads and any special conditions. Technical suitability can only be established for the specific application, potentially with samples or tests.

Which shapes can Krückemeyer make from adhesive tapes and films?

Krückemeyer can slit, die cut or laser cut suitable adhesive tapes and films. Possible formats include rolls, strips and contoured die-cut parts. Lift tabs or positioning aids may also be part of a format. The appropriate contour and process depend on the base material, geometry and required handling. Send a drawing or description of your component so that the possible implementation can be assessed.

How do roll material and die-cut parts differ as delivery formats?

Roll material supplies a continuous web for further processing. Die-cut parts already have a defined contour and may be delivered on a roll, on sheets or as individual pieces, depending on the format. This choice affects how parts are removed, positioned and integrated into a manual or automated process. Krückemeyer assesses the delivery format against the component, processing method and suitable base material.

What does cleanroom class ISO 9 mean at Krückemeyer?

ISO 9 is the documented class of Krückemeyer's cleanroom environment. It supports production under controlled conditions where technical cleanliness matters for the application. The air classification alone does not verify any specified cleanliness of the finished product, and it does not mean sterile or particle-free. Material, handling and inspection requirements must be defined separately for each project.

Discuss your application with us

Tell us about the material, surface, component geometry and process goal. We will assess which product selection or converting approach makes sense for your requirements.

Thomas Klein

ADHESIVE AND ABRASIVE TECHNOLOGY

Thomas Klein

Contact for products

Describe your application and the required delivery format. We will discuss the next assessment steps with you.