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tesa 4863

tesa 4863 — supplied to your specified tesa part number and converted into pads, strips and custom shapes. Each lot is traceable and conversion-ready on our qualified lines.

  • Sleeve / Splicing / Industrial Tape
  • Supplied to tesa part No. 4863
  • Die-cut, slit or laminated to drawing
  • Lot-traceable, QC matched to spec
4863INDUSTRIAL TAPEDINGGU schematic illustration
Original DINGGU schematic illustration of a sleeve, splicing and industrial tape — representative of the construction, not manufacturer photography.

At a glance

Brand
tesa
Grade
4863
Family
sleeve, splicing and industrial tape
Nominal build
0.05 – 0.35 mm
Our role
Supply & precision conversion
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Product overview

tesa 4863 belongs to the tesa converting and industrial tape range — the single-sided and double-sided constructions used to run production lines rather than to build the end product. Typical roles are splicing one web to the next, holding sleeves and cores, masking during finishing, and bundling or protecting parts in transit.

DINGGU Tape supplies this grade as original manufacturer material and converts it on our own slitting, die-cutting and lamination lines. You can order it in roll form, or as finished parts made to your drawing — pads, strips, gaskets and multi-layer builds — with lot-level traceability on every delivery.

Construction and materials

Release liner (double-sided grades)AdhesiveCarrier — PVC, PET, PP, paper or clothAdhesive or lacquer back0.05 – 0.35 mmCONSTRUCTION — 4863Layer order shown to scale of nominal build. Original DINGGU schematic — not a manufacturer drawing.
Layer sequence of the sleeve, splicing and industrial tape construction. Drawn by DINGGU Tape for engineering orientation.

Technical data

The values below are typical reference ranges for the sleeve, splicing and industrial tape family, provided to help you shortlist a construction. They are not reproduced from a manufacturer datasheet and are not a specification. Before release to production, confirm the figures for tesa 4863 against the current technical datasheet issued by tesa.

tesa 4863 — typical family reference data
ConstructionMixed family — single-sided and double-sided constructions
Adhesive systemAcrylic, natural rubber or synthetic rubber depending on grade
Carrier optionsPVC, PET, PP film, paper, non-woven or cloth
Colour familyWide range — colour is often used for line identification
Thickness range0.05 – 0.35 mm across the family
Service temperatureGrade-dependent — short-term process heat on splicing grades
Typical functionSplicing, core starting, sleeve holding, masking, bundling, protection
Removal behaviourRemovable and permanent variants within the family
Substrate suitabilityPaper and film webs, cores, sleeves, metal, painted surfaces
Converting noteCommonly supplied slit to narrow widths on long-length rolls

Typical applications

  • Flying and butt splicing of paper, film and foil webs
  • Core starting and roll closing in converting plants
  • Sleeve and blanket holding on printing cylinders
  • Masking and protection during painting or finishing
  • Bundling, strapping and transit protection of finished parts

Application guidance

  • Match adhesive chemistry to the web — rubber for fast grab, acrylic for ageing
  • For splices, ensure the tape spans the full web width and lies flat
  • Use removable grades where residue on the substrate is unacceptable
  • Check process temperature on the splice path before selecting a grade
  • Order slit widths to match your web so no trimming is needed on line

Supply and conversion

How we supply tesa 4863
Supplied asOriginal manufacturer material, converted to your drawing or sample
Conversion formatsLogs, slit rolls, die-cut pads and strips, kiss-cut sheets, tabbed and finger-lift parts
Processes in housePrecision slitting, rotary and flatbed die-cutting, laser cutting, lamination
Dimensional toleranceTypically ±0.15 mm on die-cut parts and ±0.5 mm on slit width, part-dependent
Multi-layer buildsLaminated stacks combining foam, film, liner and secondary adhesives
Liner engineeringSplit liners, extended tabs, kiss-cut liners and custom release weights
Lot controlLot-level traceability from incoming reel to finished part
InspectionFirst-article inspection and dimensional report available on request
Minimum orderSample and pilot quantities accepted for qualification builds
DocumentationManufacturer datasheet and, where issued, RoHS / REACH statements forwarded with delivery

Important notice

Trademarks. tesa®, ACXplus®, Softprint® and HAF® are trademarks of tesa SE. DINGGU Tape is an independent converter and supply partner. We are not affiliated with, authorised, sponsored or endorsed by this manufacturer, and grade references are used solely to identify the material a customer has specified.

Illustrations. All drawings on this page are original schematic artwork produced by DINGGU Tape to show a generic construction. They are not manufacturer photography, not to scale, and do not depict the exact appearance of the finished product.

Technical values. Figures are indicative family-level ranges for orientation only and carry no warranty. The manufacturer’s current datasheet is the sole authority for tesa 4863. Suitability for a specific application must be validated by the user under real service conditions.