
Tesa 7273 Acrylic Foam Double-Sided Tape
Overview Tesa 7273 is a double-sided acrylic foam tape designed for reliable, high-performance bonding and mounting applications. Its acrylic foam construction provides strong adhesive contact and good conformability, making it suitable for demanding applications in automotive, building, home improv
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Products Description
Tesa 7273 is a double-sided acrylic foam tape designed for reliable, high-performance bonding and mounting applications.
Products Features
- Temperature Resistance: 200℃
- Adhesive: Acrylic
- Available Colors: Grey
Products Construction
Adhesive: Acrylic.

Physical Properties
| Technical Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Double-Sided Acrylic Foam Tape |
| Adhesive Type | Acrylic |
| Tape Structure | Acrylic Foam |
| Adhesive Sides | Double-Sided |
| Color | Grey |
| Thickness | 0.8mm |
| Temperature Resistance | 200℃ |
| Application | Permanent Bonding & Mounting |
Values shown are from the product data sheet. Confirm suitability for your specific application before ordering.
Products Application
This tape is used for structural bonding and mounting of panels, trims and profiles. Send us the two substrates, the load conditions and the required size so our team can confirm the right model for your application.
FAQ
Can this tape be supplied die-cut or in custom widths?
Our die-cutting service covers custom shapes and widths. Send your drawing or the required width and length, and we will confirm availability for this model.
What temperature can it withstand?
According to the product data, the value is 200℃. Confirm your process temperature with our team before ordering.
How do I request a sample or quotation?
Send the model, required size, color, quantity and your application to [email protected], or use the inquiry form on this page.
Request a Quote
To help us prepare a quotation, please include the model, required width and length, color, quantity and your application. You can also e-mail [email protected].

