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Adhesive tape cutting and rewinding

Adhesive tape cutting – rolls made to measure

Do you need adhesive tape in a width or running length that suits your component and application process? Krückemeyer GmbH cuts suitable roll material to application-specific dimensions and agrees the delivery format with you.

Illustration of a wide roll being cut into narrow adhesive tape strips

from 0.5 mm

Material-dependent roll width

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Adhesive tape in custom dimensions

What adhesive tape cutting delivers

Adhesive tape cutting brings suitable parent material from a wide roll to the required tape width. If the running length and core also need to suit the application, the material can be rewound, or cut and rewound in one operation. The result is a tape roll suited to the intended manual or automated process.

The tape construction, required width and length, and core are decisive. The feasible format and cutting accuracy depend on the specific material. Krückemeyer therefore assesses the parent material and the intended use before selecting the cutting process and delivery format.

Wide white parent roll used as material for adhesive tape cutting

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From parent material to cut tape

Light-coloured adhesive tape roll used to discuss the required roll dimensions

Step 01

Enquire with your application and dimensions

Describe the tape, component, width, running length, core and planned processing.

Blue parent roll before it is cut into narrower widths

Step 02

Assess parent material and cut

We check whether the required material can be cut and wound and which format fits.

Roll of double-sided adhesive tape with the protective liner peeled back

Step 03

Agree the delivery format

We discuss tape width, running length and core with you and, if needed, a sample for processing.

Blue roll separated into several narrow tape strips

Step 04

Convert the adhesive tape

Suitable material is cut and, where required, rewound onto the agreed core.

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Tape cutting options

Illustration of a roll divided into several cut strips

Roll cutting to the required width

A wide parent roll is divided into suitable tape widths. The possible width and cut quality depend on the material construction.
Illustration of cut strips running between winding rolls

Slitting and rewinding to length

Cutting and rewinding are combined when the running length and roll core must be specified as well as the width.

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Delivery formats after cutting

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Suitable tape constructions

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Roll cutting in pictures

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Criteria for roll cutting

Decision criterion What to establish Effect on cutting
Parent material Tape construction and liner Determines whether cutting and winding suit the required format.
Tape width and running length Required dimensions and process Guide the cut and, where needed, rewinding.
Core and delivery format Core size and manual or automated processing Determine how the finished roll is supplied.

Format after material assessment

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Details for your tape enquiry

Describe the component and application, the required tape or existing parent material, and the required tape width, running length and delivery format. Include the core diameter if your process depends on it, and state the required quantity.

A drawing, sample, or information about manual or automated processing helps us align the cut and winding with your application. If the material has not yet been selected, we can review suitable options with you.

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Questions about adhesive tape cutting

Which adhesive tapes can be cut to a custom width?

Suitable tapes have a construction that permits the intended cut and winding. These can include single-sided tapes with film, fabric, foam or paper carriers and double-sided constructions with film, nonwoven, fabric or foam. Suitability also depends on the liner, core and required width. We therefore assess the specific parent material for your application.

What determines the feasible cutting width?

The cutting width depends on the specific tape construction and planned delivery format. Krückemeyer describes roll widths from 0.5 mm for suitable materials; this is not a general limit for every adhesive tape. Tell us the material, required width and core. We can then assess which format makes sense for your process.

When does slitting and rewinding make sense?

Slitting and rewinding makes sense when the running length and core must be specified as well as the tape width. It combines cutting and rewinding in one operation. To decide, we need the parent material and information on your process. If only a different width is needed, roll cutting may suffice; we assess the suitable option for each enquiry.

What information helps with an adhesive tape cutting enquiry?

Useful details include the application and component, the existing or required adhesive tape, tape width, running length, core, delivery format and quantity. Tell us whether the roll will be processed manually or automatically. A drawing or sample can help with specification. If any detail is still open, we can clarify the options together.

Enquire about tape cut to your application

Tell us the material, width, running length and intended process. We will assess the suitable cut and delivery format.

Thomas Klein

Advice on adhesive tape cutting

Thomas Klein

Contact for converting

Discuss parent material, required dimensions and delivery format for your application with Thomas Klein.