Single-Layer Die Cuts
Shapes cut from one tape or film with controlled depth and liner presentation.
CUSTOM INDUSTRIAL TAPE SOLUTION
Custom Die-Cut Adhesive Tape Parts Manufacturing
Build the solution around drawing geometry, tolerance, cut depth, liner design, pitch and placement method, rather than specifying only a tape name or nominal thickness.
Quick answer: KAWIN customizes single and multi-layer adhesive parts, gaskets, rings, tabs, strips, sheets and roll-fed components. Material selection and converted presentation are aligned to the real component and production process.
CUSTOMIZABLE PRODUCT FORMS
What we can manufacture in this tape family
These options share one topic, but solve different engineering tasks. Select the closest form, then confirm the construction against your application.
Multi-Layer Laminations
Adhesive, foam, film, foil and insulation layers combined into one component.
Kiss-Cut Roll Parts
Repeat parts on a continuous liner for manual or automatic placement.
Finger-Lift & Tabbed Parts
Extended liners or non-adhesive tabs designed for fast removal and placement.
Gaskets, Rings & Frames
Sealing, spacing, shielding and mounting geometries supplied by drawing.
Sheets, Kits & Individual Parts
Presentation configured for workstation use, kitting or assembly sequence.
CONFIGURABLE PARAMETERS
Define the construction before defining the price
The quotation becomes meaningful only when the critical construction and delivery variables are known.
Primary decisiondrawing geometry, tolerance, cut depth, liner design, pitch and placement method
Materialssingle and multi-layer adhesive parts, gaskets, rings, tabs, strips, sheets and roll-fed components
AdhesiveAcrylic, modified acrylic, silicone, rubber, conductive or specialty system as applicable
DimensionsThickness, width, length, pitch, shape and tolerances by drawing
PresentationRoll, sheet, spool, kit, kiss-cut roll or individual component
Quality recordApproved construction, drawing, packaging and inspection criteria
APPLICATION-LED SELECTION
Common decision situations
Use these scenarios to identify which details should be tested first.
Manual assembly
Finger lift, part orientation and liner rigidity reduce placement time and handling errors.
Pick-and-place automation
Pitch, roll direction, release force and dimensional repeatability become essential.
Sealing and gasketing
Compression area, joint continuity and cut-edge quality influence the seal.
Multi-function component
Lamination can combine bonding, shielding, insulation and cushioning in one part.
Selection boundaries
- A drawing must define functional dimensions and datums, not only the outside shape.
- Tighter tolerance can change tooling, process and cost.
- Part presentation should be designed together with the assembly method.
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CUSTOM DIE-CUT ADHESIVE PARTS FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Part geometry and presentation should be designed together with the material construction and assembly process.
What files are needed to quote a die-cut adhesive part?+
A dimensioned PDF is useful for review, while a CAD file supports tooling and production planning. Include material or performance requirements, tolerances, critical dimensions, annual volume, liner configuration and the intended manual or automated placement process.
What tolerances can precision die cutting achieve?+
Tolerance depends on the material stack, thickness, part geometry, tooling method, web behavior and measurement method. Critical dimensions should be identified on the drawing so feasibility can be reviewed instead of applying one generic tolerance to every feature.
Can parts be supplied on rolls for automated assembly?+
Yes, when the geometry and material are suitable. Pitch, roll direction, part orientation, liner width and stiffness, release force, splice rules, waste removal and maximum roll diameter should be coordinated with the dispensing equipment.
Can multiple materials be laminated into one converted component?+
Yes. Possible constructions can combine adhesive tape, foam, film, foil, insulation or protective liners. The stack-up, bonding sequence, exposed zones, tabs, cleanliness requirement and environmental conditions should be defined before sampling.
Have a drawing, sample or performance target?
Send the substrate, dimensions, service conditions and estimated quantity. We will identify the missing variables before proposing a construction.
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