High temperature masking with Tesa 4657 cloth tape
- Excellent heat resistance: You protect components during harsh industrial paint curing and drying cycles due to temperature resistance up to 180 °C.
- Clean residue-free removal: You peel the tape smoothly away after thermal exposure without leaving sticky adhesive residues on surfaces.
- Robust acrylic coated weave: Built with a 145 mesh woven structure, you tear straight lines by hand while maintaining strong solvent resistance.
Tackle demanding industrial masking and sealing tasks in a single swift pass with Tesa 4657 cloth tape. Featuring a wide 100 mm profile and a dense 145 mesh acrylic-coated woven cotton backing, it effortlessly covers broad openings, seams, and apertures. Engineered to withstand temperatures up to 180 °C as well as paint solvents, it performs reliably through rigorous vehicle painting, powder coating, and oven drying cycles. Despite its 290 µm thickness and high tensile strength, you can tear it quickly and cleanly by hand. Once heating is complete, it peels away cleanly without leaving adhesive residues, keeping your workflow fast and precise.
Product description:
- Tesa 4657 is a high grade acrylic coated cloth tape
- It is based on a 145 mesh woven cotton fabric and a thermosetting natural rubber adhesive
- Tesa 4657 is a very resilient cloth tape often used for permanent hole covering in automotive applications and masking during industrial painting processes
Features:
- Removable without residues even after high temperature exposure
- Very ageing-resistant (allowing for permanent applications)
- High resistance to paint solvents
- Excellent tape for die-cuts, available as log roll with liner as tesa 4657 PV9
- Also available as low unwinding version tesa 4657 PV 1
- Available in 2 colors: black, grey
Main applications:
- Heat resistant masking during the production of vehicles and machines
- Window flange masking
- Even repeated oven drying possible
- Permanent interior and exterior hole covering
- Covering of screw tap holes and drainage boreholes
- Partial masking during treatment with impregnating agents
- Fastening of flat cables e.g. on roof linings, door panels, mirrors
- Masking during electrostatic powder coating