NF1503
Permanent adhesive on a 3.0 mil film carrier, wound directly on itself with no release liner. At 135 oz/in peel and 160 oz/in loop tack, NF1503 builds a high-strength permanent bond at the point of application with no liner to remove or dispose of. Total thickness 6.0 mil. Service temperature to 200°F; application from 60°F. For direct industrial bonding in hand and automated dispensing where a linerless format reduces assembly steps.
| Adhesive: | Acrylic |
- Industrial assembly: direct bonding of rigid components where no-liner format eliminates liner handling and disposal at the line
- Foam fabrication: bonding foam panels and components in operations where straight-to-apply roll format improves throughput
Are custom widths and short runs available?
Yes. Nova offers custom slit widths and welcomes short runs across the full product line. Most quotes are returned within 24–48 hours. Reach out today to discuss your specific requirements.
What's the difference between a self-wound tape and a linered tape?
Self-wound tapes have no release liner — the adhesive winds directly against the back of the tape, reducing cost and eliminating liner waste. Linered tapes carry a separate release liner to protect the adhesive, which is useful when the backing and adhesive are incompatible or when precise peel-and-apply handling is required.
Why use a self-wound permanent tape like NF1503 instead of a linered format?
NF1503 has no release liner — it unwinds directly from the roll to the substrate. This eliminates liner waste and can speed up automated dispensing. It is suited for industrial bonding applications where the adhesive is applied in a continuous web or where liner disposal is a concern.
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