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Wiring looms are utilized extensively throughout the construction of every automobile, and wire harness tapes and wire wrapping tapes are employed to secure and preserve them.
All electrical and electronic (E/E) components in an automobile, such as sensors, electronic control units, batteries, and actuators, are connected by a wiring harness, which is a collection of electrical cables or a wire assembly.
A strong substance, such as rubber, vinyl, electrical tape, conduit, a weave of extruded thread, or a mix of these, is used to bind the wires together. A wiring harness is an arrangement of wires used to carry electrical power or messages.
The Global Automotive wire harness adhesive tape market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Tesa Tap introduces the first-ever wire harness sleeves in the market The difficulty facing the wire harness industry can be solved by tesa. The days of protecting wires from damage with various wraps, convoluted tubes, and fleece tape are long gone. Since Tesa’s 51036 PV76 and PV78, bundling problems can now be resolved with just tape.
Tesa, a leading maker of adhesive tape, is thrilled to launch the Super Sleeve plus tape family. In the wire harness industry, these innovative tapes are the first sleeves of their type. The tapes’ dual fabric and fleece layers allow them to serve multiple purposes, including bundling cables in a car body.
The sleeves and the other products in the product line allow the wires to bend while being securely joined and safeguarded. Alternative adhesives don’t have this flexibility, leaving wires hard.
The sleeves offer a variety of motion in addition to abrasion and temperature resistance, noise reduction, protection from road debris, and protection from wear and tear from prolonged inactivity.
The Super Sleeve plus products have a 3,000-hour temperature resistance range up to 300 °F. Their abrasion resistance and noise damping are where the two diverge. The level of abrasion that the user anticipates is provided by 51036 PV76, but high noise damping has been added.
