High-Abrasion Resistance Automotive Wire Harness Tape for OEM and Harness Makers

Kablee Solution Characteristics:

with performance of noise damp and abrasion resistance

with flexibility and high abrasion

Lower VOC and NVOC

Special adhesive for high temp and thermal shock

Pass RoHS/REACH/ELV standard

Meet OEM growing odor test requirements

Automotive Laminated Tape Technical Diameter:

Wire harness wrapping tape is commonly used in automotive and electrical applications to protect and secure wire harnesses. It provides insulation, abrasion resistance, and helps organize and bundle the wires together. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to apply wire harness wrapping tape:

1. Prepare the wire harness: Ensure that the wires are properly organized and positioned before applying the tape. Remove any dirt, oil, or debris from the harness to ensure good adhesion.
2. Choose the right tape: Select a wire harness wrapping tape that suits your specific needs. There are different types of tapes available, such as cloth tape, vinyl tape, or fleece tape. Consider factors like temperature resistance, flexibility, and electrical insulation properties.

3. Start at one end: Begin the application at one end of the wire harness. Leave a small portion of the tape's adhesive backing exposed to allow for easy removal when necessary.
4. Position the tape: Hold the tape at a slight angle to the wire harness, making sure the adhesive side is facing the harness. Position the tape so that it overlaps the previous wrap by approximately half of its width.
5. Apply tension: Apply gentle tension to the tape as you wrap it around the wire harness. This tension helps create a secure and snug fit. Be careful not to pull too tightly, as it may damage the wires or restrict movement.
6. Overlap and continue wrapping: Continue wrapping the tape around the wire harness, maintaining the overlap and tension. Ensure that each wrap slightly covers the previous one to provide a complete coverage.

7. Smooth out wrinkles and air bubbles: As you wrap, smooth out any wrinkles or air bubbles that may form. This helps ensure a neat and uniform appearance while maximizing the tape's protective properties.
8. Secure the end: When you reach the end of the wire harness, cut the tape, leaving a small portion exposed to facilitate future removal. Press the end firmly to secure it in place