Product Construction
| Backing material | none |
| Color | transparent |
| Colour of liner | brown/blue logo |
| Thickness of liner | 70 µm |
| Total thickness | 50 µm |
| Type of adhesive | tackified acrylic |
| Type of liner | glassine |
| Weight of liner | 80 g/m² |
tesa® 75505 - Team 4965 Transfer 50µm
50μm double-sided tackified acrylic
Product Features
- Excellent conformability due to transfer tape design
- Very good initial adhesion to a wide variety of substrates
- Skin contact certification according to ISO 10993-5 and ISO 10993-10
Product description
tesa® 75505 - Team 4965 Transfer 50µm is a conformable, tackified acrylic transfer tape with a thickness of 50μm. It is equipped with our proven and well-known tesa® 4965 adhesive which is transparent, ageing resistant and has a high initial tack. tesa® 75505 - Team 4965 Transfer 50µm therefore offers very good immediate grab to uneven surfaces and is suitable for a wide range of applications, such as lamination of lightweight, thin materials.
Several products are equipped with this unique and high performing tesa® 4965 adhesive and together these products make up Team 4965. This double-sided film tape assortment helps to easily select the most efficient tape based on customer demands, products, and processes. Explore the benefits of the full tesa® 4965 assortment here: https://www.tesa.com/en/industry/general-applications/mounting/team-4965-assortment
Product details and specifications
Product Features
- Excellent conformability due to transfer tape design
- Very good initial adhesion to a wide variety of substrates
- Skin contact certification according to ISO 10993-5 and ISO 10993-10
- Very good temperature and humidity resistance
- Good die cutting properties
- Low VOC according to tesa classification: Free of critical substances restricted by the GB regulation, the indoor concentration guideline by JAMA (Japanese Automobile Manufacturers Association), the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (MHLW), according to VDA 278
Application Fields
tesa® 75505 - Team 4965 Transfer 50µm is suitable for mounting and lamination applications of flexible materials and lightweight parts.
Example applications are:
Example applications are:
- Mounting of lightweight parts and materials
- Mounting of foams, felts, fabrics and textiles
- Lamination of insulation materials
- Mounting of flooring systems
- Membrane switch mounting
- Splicing
Product Construction
| Backing material | none |
| Color | transparent |
| Colour of liner | brown/blue logo |
| Thickness of liner | 70 µm |
| Total thickness | 50 µm |
| Type of adhesive | tackified acrylic |
| Type of liner | glassine |
| Weight of liner | 80 g/m² |
Properties / Performance Values
| Tack | good |
| Chemical resistance | good |
| Static shear resistance at 23°C | very good |
| Static shear resistance at 40°C | very good |
| Temperature resistance long term | 100 °C |
| Softener resistance | good |
| Ageing resistance (UV) | good |
| Temperature resistance short term | 200 °C |
| Humidity resistance | very good |
| Temperature resistance min. | -40 °C |
Properties / Performance Values
| Tack | good |
| Chemical resistance | good |
| Static shear resistance at 23°C | very good |
| Static shear resistance at 40°C | very good |
| Temperature resistance long term | 100 °C |
| Softener resistance | good |
| Ageing resistance (UV) | good |
| Temperature resistance short term | 200 °C |
| Humidity resistance | very good |
| Temperature resistance min. | -40 °C |
Adhesion to Values
| Adhesion to ABS (initial) | 8 N/cm |
| Adhesion to ABS (after 14 days) | 9 N/cm |
| Adhesion to Aluminium (initial) | 7 N/cm |
| Adhesion to Aluminium (after 14 days) | 7.5 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PC (initial) | 9 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PC (after 14 days) | 9.5 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PE (initial) | 2 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PE (after 14 days) | 3.5 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PET (after 14 days) | 7 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PP (initial) | 2 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PP (after 14 days) | 4 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PS (initial) | 7 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PS (after 14 days) | 9 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PVC (initial) | 7 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PVC (after 14 days) | 11 N/cm |
| Adhesion to Steel (initial) | 8 N/cm |
| Adhesion to Steel (after 14 days) | 8.5 N/cm |
| Adhesion to Steel (after 3 days) | 8 N/cm |
Adhesion to Values
| Adhesion to ABS (initial) | 8 N/cm |
| Adhesion to ABS (after 14 days) | 9 N/cm |
| Adhesion to Aluminium (initial) | 7 N/cm |
| Adhesion to Aluminium (after 14 days) | 7.5 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PC (initial) | 9 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PC (after 14 days) | 9.5 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PE (initial) | 2 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PE (after 14 days) | 3.5 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PET (after 14 days) | 7 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PP (initial) | 2 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PP (after 14 days) | 4 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PS (initial) | 7 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PS (after 14 days) | 9 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PVC (initial) | 7 N/cm |
| Adhesion to PVC (after 14 days) | 11 N/cm |
| Adhesion to Steel (initial) | 8 N/cm |
| Adhesion to Steel (after 14 days) | 8.5 N/cm |
| Adhesion to Steel (after 3 days) | 8 N/cm |
Additional Info
Liner variants:
- PV12: transparent PET liner (75µm; 105g/m²)
- PV20: branded brown paper liner (70μm; 80g/m²)
- PV21: white glassine paper liner (78µm; 90g/m²)
tesa® products prove their impressive quality day in, day out in demanding conditions and are regularly subjected to strict controls. All technical information and data above mentioned are provided to the best of our knowledge on the basis of our practical experience. They shall be considered as average values and are not appropriate for a specification. Therefore tesa SE can make no warranties, expressed or implied, including, but not limited to any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. The user is responsible for determining whether the tesa® product is fit for a particular purpose and suitable for the user’s method of application. If you are in any doubt, our technical staff will be glad to support you.
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