Use of a splicing tape to equip a wound roll for flying splice, where (a) the splicing tape comprises a first carrier and a second carrier (14, 15) and also at least two strips of laminating composition disposed between them, each strip joining the first carrier to the second carrier, the carriers (14, 15) having, on their side remote from the strips of laminating composition, a first and a second layer of pressure-sensitive adhesive (13, 16), the strips of laminating composition being disposed adjacently in such a way that they are not themselves in direct contact with one another and in each case form a predetermined breakage point; where the individual strips of laminating composition are formed over the full area, i.e. each in the form of a planarly coherent application, in the strip coating using Mayer bar or nozzle coating, and where the laminating composition used is one which as well as modified starch as binder comprises talc, stearyl derivatives or dispersions of polymeric release agents as low-release, silicone-free additives, (b) the splicing tape is adhered to the roll in such a way that part of the first layer of pressure-sensitive adhesive forms a first bonding area with the end region of the uppermost ply of the wound roll, and the second layer of pressure-sensitive adhesive, in the transition region from uppermost to second-uppermost ply of the roll, forms a second bonding area to the roll, which is-located partly below the first bonding area, where the first bonding area extends within the two longitudinal edges in the longitudinal direction of the splicing tape, and the part of the first layer of pressure-sensitive adhesive that does not form a bonding area with the end region of the uppermost ply of the wound roll is exposed for adhesive coupling to a fast-running web of another, unwinding roll. (a) the splicing tape comprises a first carrier and a second carrier (14, 15) and also at least two strips of laminating composition disposed between them, each strip joining the first carrier to the second carrier, the carriers (14, 15) having, on their side remote from the strips of laminating composition, a first and a second layer of pressure-sensitive adhesive (13, 16), the strips of laminating composition being disposed adjacently in such a way that they are not themselves in direct contact with one another and in each case form a predetermined breakage point; where the individual strips of laminating composition are formed over the full area, i.e. each in the form of a planarly coherent application, in the strip coating using Mayer bar or nozzle coating, and where the laminating composition used is one which as well as modified starch as binder comprises talc, stearyl derivatives or dispersions of polymeric release agents as low-release, silicone-free additives, (b) the splicing tape is adhered to the roll in such a way that part of the first layer of pressure-sensitive adhesive forms a first bonding area with the end region of the uppermost ply of the wound roll, and the second layer of pressure-sensitive adhesive, in the transition region from uppermost to second-uppermost ply of the roll, forms a second bonding area to the roll, which is-located partly below the first bonding area, where the first bonding area extends within the two longitudinal edges in the longitudinal direction of the splicing tape, and the part of the first layer of pressure-sensitive adhesive that does not form a bonding area with the end region of the uppermost ply of the wound roll is exposed for adhesive coupling to a fast-running web of another, unwinding roll.