TESA 8854 0.1mm Non-Woven Tape for Foam/Metal Bonding
Discover TESA 8854 0.1mm Non-Woven Tape for reliable foam and metal bonding. Perfect for high-performance applications. Order now for superior adhesion!
Sourcing tesa 8854 for a foam-to-metal part? Send the foam grade, metal finish and part drawing with your enquiry. Those details help us review the requested roll or die-cut format; the model name alone does not establish suitability for your assembly.
| Place of Origin | Guangdong, China |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | SEKISUI / 3M / TESA / custom equivalent |
| Product Form | Roll, sheet, slit roll, or die-cut part |
| Custom Service | Die cutting, laminating, printing, rewinding, sheeting, slitting |
Product Details
Discover TESA 8854 0.1mm Non-Woven Tape for reliable foam and metal bonding. Perfect for high-performance applications. Order now for superior adhesion!
Send the exact model, required width, length, thickness, monthly usage, destination, and application surface. Our team will confirm availability, alternatives, sample support, and quotation details.
Selection and sourcing guidance
Start with the surfaces the adhesive will actually touch: bare or coated metal, and the skin or cut face of the foam. Include the bonding area, assembly process and expected heat or moisture exposure. Confirm the specified construction against the current tesa data sheet, then test samples on the actual materials before approving production. The related non-woven models below are comparison references, not confirmed substitutes for 8854.
Common enquiry applications
- Foam lamination and gasket converting enquiries
- Metal component attachment projects
- Thin double-sided bonding parts
What to confirm before quotation
- Provide the exact 8854 roll label or approved specification, including the required thickness and liner.
- Identify the foam grade and metal surface finish; include surface preparation and assembly conditions.
- Send the part drawing, tolerances, roll dimensions or die-cut shape, quantity and delivery destination.
- Request current manufacturer documentation and agree on a sample test for the actual bonded assembly.