Producing of a roll of a flat web material
AssigneeTesa SE
InventorsChristoph Nagel, Thomas Gassner, Bernhard Gebbeken
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Abstract
A process for producing a roll of a flat web material, in which first of all a flat web is produced by a conventional method and is wound up to form a roll, and in which the end region of the flat web is bonded to the roll with a spliceable adhesive tape, without the end region of the flat web having been bonded to the roll.
Claims6
A process for producing a roll of a flat web material, in which first of all a flat web is produced by a conventional method and is wound up to form a roll, and in which the end region of the flat web is bonded to the roll with a spliceable adhesive tape, without the end region of the flat web having been bonded to the roll.
The process as claimed in at least one of the preceding claims, wherein an adhesive tape is used for flying splice, comprising a paper carrier and a self-adhesive composition, the paper carrier being coated on one side with a self-adhesive composition, and a marginal region of the reverse of the paper carrier being provided with a double-sided adhesive tape which in turn comprises a spliceable paper carrier which is provided on both sides with self-adhesive composition.
A roll of a flat web material, in which the end region of the flat web is bonded to the roll for the first time using a spliceable adhesive tape.
A roll of a flat web material in which the end region of the flat web is bonded for the first time using a spliceable adhesive tape to the roll, in which an adhesive tape for flying splice is used for bonding, having a paper carrier and a self-adhesive composition, the paper carrier being coated on one side with the self-adhesive composition, and a marginal area of the reverse of the paper carrier is provided with a double-sided adhesive tape which in turn comprises a spliceable paper carrier provided on both sides with self-adhesive composition.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.