Aquasol
Aquasol EZ-ZT 2.5 Aluminum Welding Tape 2.5 in 75 ft Silver
Aluminium welding backing tape, 2.5 in wide by 75 ft long, halogen-free and heat-resistant from 10 to 500 °F
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- Heat-resistant backing up to 500 °F for demanding welds
- 75 ft roll covers long seams without frequent changes
- 5 in overall width with 1 in adhesive-free zone for clean joints
- Halogen- and CFC-free composition keeps the work environment safer
- Operates from 10 °F to 500 °F for versatile shop conditions
Aluminum Welding Backing Tape
This aluminum backing tape is designed for welding on aluminum and stainless steel. It comes in a 2.5 in wide roll that is 75 ft long. The tape is halogen and chlorofluorocarbon free for a safer work environment. It creates a weld joint free result.
Heat Resistant Tape for Specific Metals
The tape suits welders working with compatible aluminum and stainless steel materials. It operates between 10 Degrees F and a maximum temperature of 500 Degrees F. Buyers needing adhesive across the full width should note the adhesive free width is 1 in. Those welding other metal types should look at different products.
75 Foot Roll With 0.076 mm Thickness
The 75 ft length provides enough material for multiple welding jobs. Its 0.076 mm thickness offers heat resistance up to 500 Degrees F during the process. The roll format allows users to cut the exact length required. It runs out when the full 75 ft has been consumed.
Highlights
- Heat-resistant backing up to 500 °F for demanding welds
- 75 ft roll covers long seams without frequent changes
- 5 in overall width with 1 in adhesive-free zone for clean joints
- Halogen- and CFC-free composition keeps the work environment safer
- Operates from 10 °F to 500 °F for versatile shop conditions
Specifications
| Type | Tools |
|---|---|
| Brand | AQUASOL |
Questions about this item
What width of aluminium welding joint can the 2.5 in tape cover?
The tape is 2.5 in wide overall with a 1 in adhesive-free centre, so it spans joints up to roughly 1 in of exposed weld area.
Can I leave this tape on a stainless-steel exhaust that sees temperatures above 500 Degrees F?
No, the product is rated to a maximum of 500 Degrees F; sustained higher temperatures would exceed its heat-resistant limit.
After applying the tape, how do I confirm it is shielding the weld correctly?
Verify the 1 in adhesive-free zone sits centred over the joint, the silver surface shows no gaps, and the weld pool forms without burn-through at up to 500 Degrees F.
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