The requirements for adhesive tapes in refrigerators and freezers are high: the single- or double-sided adhesive tapes used should enable heat exchange, be resistant to water vapor and other moisture and insulate against noise and vibrations.
Depending on the area of application, the adhesive solutions must have a high adhesive strength on a wide variety of surfaces or provide thermal insulation.
The adhesive tapes from Lohmann's Home Appliances portfolio meet these requirements perfectly. They make installation easier, shorten production times and increase the design freedom of cooling appliance manufacturers.
Evaporator panels
With our double-sided non-woven adhesive tapes, evaporators are bonded to the entire surface of the refrigerator interior housing. This prevents PU foam from infiltrating the construction during the foaming process and enables an ideal heat exchange between evaporator and inner housing.
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Gaskets
Single- or double-sided adhesive die-cut parts made of closed-cell foams in various thicknesses which are designed for your specific processing and geometries. They seal the air manholes and contribute to thermal insulation.
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Vaccum insulation panel
Our thin, double-sided adhesive tapes fixate the vaccum insulation panels before foaming. They prevent the insulation panels from slipping and, simultaneously, omitt noises and vibration.
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Decorative glass cover
With our closed-cell foam adhesive tapes a quick, clean and safe installation of glass fronts is possible. Without slipping and curing times. An additional mechanical fixation is not necessary. We draw from our many years of know-how as one of the market leaders in the field of mirror bonding in the furniture industry. Our foam tapes are available on rolls, spools or die-cut parts.
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Decorative edge cover for built-in refrigerators
Our single-sided adhesive decorative film tapes are used to cover visible edges on appliance doors in built-in refrigerators. We adapt our products to your design and your manufacturing processes.
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