Double-sided Butyl Tape

Double-sided butyl tape is a waterproof tape that is coated with butyl rubber on both sides. Butyl rubber is a synthetic rubber known for its excellent adhesive properties and resistance to weathering, UV radiation, and moisture.

Butyl Rubber Tape Description

 

Double-sided butyl tape is commonly used in various applications where a strong and durable bond is required. It is particularly useful for sealing and bonding applications in construction, automotive, and industrial settings. The tape is often used for joining materials such as metal, glass, plastics, and wood.

One of the primary advantages of double-sided butyl tape is its ability to create a watertight and airtight seal. It adheres well to a wide range of surfaces, including irregular or rough surfaces, and provides a reliable bond that is resistant to temperature changes and environmental conditions.

To use double-sided butyl rubber tapes, you typically remove the protective backing on both sides to expose the adhesive surfaces. Then, you can apply the tape to the desired surfaces and press them together firmly to create a secure bond. The tape’s adhesive properties allow it to conform to the contours of the surfaces, providing good contact and sealing.

Butyl Rubber Tape Technical Data

Standard Size:

Thickness×Width×Length

1mm×20mm×20m, 2mm×20mm×20m, 3mm×20mm×20m

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Technical Data:

Thickness: 1.00mm

AD Strength: 23.8N/25mm

Holding Power: 0.3mm/15min

Ball Tack: Ball No.32

Tensile Strength: 80.9N/25mm

Non Woven Butyl Tape

Non-woven butyl tape is a single sided tape that is made from non-woven fabric and butyl rubber. It is commonly used in various industries for sealing, bonding, and waterproofing applications. The tape consists of a non-woven fabric backing that provides strength and stability, while the butyl rubber adhesive offers excellent adhesion and sealing properties.

Butyl Rubber Tape Description

 

Non-woven butyl tape is known for its flexibility, high tackiness, and resistance to UV rays, moisture, and extreme temperatures. It is often used in construction, automotive, and manufacturing industries for applications such as sealing roof joints, windows, and doors, as well as for bonding and sealing various materials like metal, glass, plastic, and concrete.

The tape is typically supplied in rolls and can be easily applied by hand. It adheres well to most surfaces, even irregular or rough ones, and forms a durable and long-lasting bond. Additionally, non-woven butyl rubber tapes are designed to be non-hardening and permanently flexible, allowing it to accommodate movement and thermal expansion without losing its sealing properties.

Overall, non-woven butyl tape is a versatile adhesive tape that provides effective sealing and bonding solutions in a wide range of applications, particularly where strong adhesion, weather resistance, and durability are required.

Butyl Rubber Tape Technical Data

Standard Size:

Thickness×Width×Length

1mm×20mm×20m, 1mm×25mm×20m, 1mm×30mm×20m

Technical Data:

Thickness: 1mm

AD Strength: 33N/25mm

Holding Power: 0.1mm/15min

Ball Tack: Ball No.32

Tensile Strength: 180N/25mm

Butyl Rubber Tape

Butyl rubber tape is a non-hardening tape for sealing joints, gaps, and seams. It typically comes in rolls or strips with a peel-off backing for easy installation.

Butyl rubber tapes are permanently flexible and can conform to irregular shapes and surfaces, commonly used in various applications, particularly in the construction and automotive industries.

Butyl rubber tape excellent adhesion properties, allowing it to form a strong and durable bond with various materials, including metal, concrete, glass, and plastic.

Butyl rubber tapes have excellent ability to provide a watertight and airtight seal. It is resistant to water, moisture, and chemicals, making it ideal for outdoor applications or environments where exposure to harsh conditions is expected.

Butyl rubber tapes offers good resistance to UV radiation and extreme temperatures.

Common uses of butyl rubber tape include:

• Waterproofing:

  The butyl tape designed primarily for sealing seams, vents and lap joints in metal roofing applications. This sealant forms an immediate and permanent bond to the metal building surface while remaining permanently flexible to expansion and contraction during joint movement.

• Construction:

  Primarily used to seal and weatherproof concrete joints in vaults, storm manholes, concrete pipes and box culverts.Used to seal skylights and windows seams where uneven surfaces.

  It is extremely water resistant, self-healing, mold resistant and can withstand extreme temperature changes. Remains permanently flexible during expansion and contraction due to joint movement.

• Automotive:

  It is used to seal automotive windows, windshields, backlights, weatherstripping and body panels to prevent leaks and reduce noise.

• Electrical applications:

  It can be used to insulate and seal electrical connections, providing protection against moisture and corrosion.

• HVAC:

  Joint sealing of air conditioning and ventilation ducts.

• Pipeline:

  Pipe joints, flange joints, sealing of irregular surfaces before anticorrosion treatment.

Painters Tape

 The main purpose of painter's tape is to create clean and straight lines while painting. It is applied along the edges or borders of the area that needs to be painted, such as walls, ceilings, windows, floors, brick, concrete, stucco, wall paper, or fresh paint. The tape acts as a barrier, preventing paint from bleeding or spreading beyond the designated area. It helps achieve sharp edges and professional-looking results.

One of the key advantages of painter's tape is its ability to be easily removed without damaging the underlying surface or leaving adhesive residue behind. There are several different types of SLAA painter's tape available, each with its own unique characteristics and recommended uses. Here are some of the common types:

• General Purpose Painter's Tape, for most interior painting projects.
• Multi-Surface Painter's Tape, for walls, windows, ceiling Delicate Surface Painter's Tape, for wall paper, for fresh paint.
• High-temperature Painter’s Tape, heat resistant automotive masking tape.
• High-Adhesion Painter's Tape, for stucco, for concrete, for brick, rough surfaces.
• UV-Resistant Painter's Tape, for exterior painting.

What is Crepe paper tape?

 

What is Crepe paper tape?

 

Carrier / backing:

Crepe Paper Tape is a masking tape made from crepe paper. It's backing has a crinkled or wrinkled texture. The crepe paper backing allows the tape to conform to curved or uneven surfaces, making it versatile for a variety of applications.

 

Adhesive:

The important advantage of crepe paper tape is its removability. When it is time to remove the tape, it can be peeled off without leaving behind a sticky residue or damaging the underlying surface. This makes it particularly useful for temporary applications or when you want to protect surfaces during a project.

 

Applicaiton:

As painter’s tapes, Crepe paper tape and Washi paper tape are commonly used in painting projects. It is often used to mask off areas that should not be painted, creating clean and straight lines.

Washi paper tape is more suitable for straight lines and smooth surfaces, Crepe paper tape is more suitable for irregular surfaces.