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Our elevator tapes to lift you up

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Quick overview

  • Elevator tapes provide durable bonding solutions for elevator manufacturing while helping improve workflows, reduce weight, and minimize the space required for joining components.
  • Compared with screws, nails, or glue, tapes offer easy application, instant adhesion, and strong long-term bonding performance. 
  • Solutions are available for structural, functional, and interior elevator applications, supporting both assembly and design requirements. 
  • Common applications include reinforcement bar mounting, mirror mounting, decorative elements, floor bonding, and cable management.
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01Reinforcement bars mounting

Reinforcement bars for elevators can be constructed from various materials, such as aluminum or steel. The tape needs to be able to bond to the material as well as the panel on the opposite side, which means that the panel mounting adhesive might need to hold two different materials together. We offer a range of tapes for this matter that come in different sizes to fit thin and thick reinforcement bars.

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02Mirror mounting

Most elevators have a mirror at least on one side. With our double-sided tapes, you can easily attach the mirror to the panel. Rely on our decade-long experience with mirror mounting: We can assure you that our products have a strong hold and are compatible with any material.

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03Decorative elements

To give the elevator an individual touch, decorative elements are a good way to go. Decorative panels, like colored stripes, panels, or other small parts, have to be attached and fixated to the elevator panel or the mirror. Double-sided tapes provide a multitude of options for embellishing the interior of the elevator. Our tapes can be converted easily in different shapes to better suit your requirements. With the permanent mounting tape, you can easily mount the elements and create strong panel bonding.

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04Floor bonding

Floor bonding is essential. Scenarios such as customers tripping over an uneven carpet edge are preventable with our tape solutions. Attach the carpet or other materials to the floor easily and with a durable hold with our carpet-laying or floor laying tapes.

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05Cable management

A working elevator depends on electricity, and cables should be connected safely and invisibly. tesa® tapes help you attach the cables and clips to the back of the elevator. Our tapes provide vibration and shock resistance, high initial adhesion and noise dampening properties.

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Elevator tape solutions for efficient manufacturing and durable bonding

Best for: Elevator tapes are designed for elevator construction and interior applications that require strong bonding, reduced weight, and efficient installation. They support manufacturers with solutions tailored to different production processes and elevator components. 

Why they perform

  • Easy to apply
  • Instant adhesion
  • Durable bonding performance
  • Support more efficient workflows
  • Help reduce weight
  • Require minimal space for bonding

Typical applications

  • Reinforcement bar mounting
  • Mirror mounting
  • Mounting decorative panels and elements
  • Floor bonding and carpet installation
  • Cable management and clip attachment

Performance takeaway: Elevator tapes provide strong, space-saving bonding solutions that support efficient manufacturing and reliable performance across a variety of elevator applications.

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Elevate your manufacturing with our advanced adhesive solutions tailored for the elevator industry. Our innovative tapes ensure secure bonding, noise reduction, and enhanced durability, meeting the highest standards. Partner with us to optimize your production process and achieve unmatched reliability. Reach out to us today and take your elevators to the next level!

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FAQs

Elevator FAQs

Elevator tapes are used for a range of assembly and interior applications, including mounting reinforcement bars, mirrors, decorative panels, flooring materials, and cable management.

Elevator tapes can be used for reinforcement bars, mirrors, decorative panels, flooring materials, and cable clips. Different tape solutions are available depending on the specific mounting application.

Elevator tapes can provide an alternative to screws, nails, or liquid glue for various bonding applications. They offer immediate adhesion without curing and can help simplify assembly while reducing weight and the space needed for connections.

For cable management, elevator tapes can provide vibration and shock resistance as well as noise-dampening properties. These characteristics help secure cables and clips while supporting a quieter elevator environment.

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Last updated on Sep 16, 2026