Adhesive Tape TESA 56497-00000-00

TESA 56497-00000-00 is a synthetic rubber adhesive tape supplied on a roller dispenser, offering 20 m of tape with a width of 4.8 cm. The tape provides reliable adhesion on a variety of common surfaces and is rated for temperature performance from -10 °C up to 90 °C, making it suitable for many general-purpose indoor and outdoor applications. The roller dispenser simplifies handling and cutting, supporting fast, single-handed application.

Advantages

The synthetic rubber adhesive formulation ensures immediate tack and good initial adhesion to surfaces such as plastic, metal, glass and painted wood. The 4.8 cm width balances coverage and control for sealing, bundling and light repair tasks. Temperature resistance from -10 °C to 90 °C allows use in typical workshop, household and commercial environments. The integrated roller dispenser improves speed and reduces waste by delivering measured tape and facilitating clean cuts.

Suitable for

• Temporary repairs and patching of surfaces
• Sealing and bundling cables, hoses or small bundles
• Masking light areas during painting or renovation
• General household and workshop fastening tasks
• Outdoor quick fixes where moderate temperature exposure is expected

Key specifications

• Adhesive type: synthetic rubber
• Tape length: 20 m
• Tape width: 4.8 cm
• Temperature resistance range: -10 °C to 90 °C
• Delivery format: roller dispenser for manual application

How to use

Clean and dry the target surface before applying the tape to ensure best adhesion. Pull the required length from the roller dispenser and press the tape firmly onto the surface, smoothing from the center outward to remove air pockets. For cutting, use the dispenser's built-in cutter or a pair of scissors for a clean edge. Avoid applying the tape to wet, heavily contaminated or oil-coated surfaces for optimal bond strength.

Usage recommendations

For durable results, apply at ambient temperatures within the specified range (-10 °C to 90 °C) and allow several minutes of contact time before placing the taped item under load. For long-term outdoor exposure or use on rough or porous substrates, test a small area first to confirm adhesion and consider alternative tapes designed for extreme weather or structural bonding.