NASHUA
NASHUA 2280 Duct Tape 48mm 55m 9mil Blue
General-purpose duct tape with rubber adhesive on polyethylene-coated cloth, 48 mm wide and 55 m long, rated for 40 to 200 °F
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- 9 mil thickness resists tearing during heavy-duty wrapping
- Rubber adhesive bonds securely across 40–200 °F range
- 48 mm width covers seams in fewer passes
- 55 m roll length reduces reload frequency on large jobs
- Polyethylene coated cloth backing handles indoor and outdoor exposure
2280 Duct Tape for HVAC & general use
This 2280 series duct tape uses a polyethylene coated cloth backing with a rubber adhesive. It is supplied in a blue 48 mm by 55 m roll. The tape is intended for assembly, manufacturing, construction, maintenance, metalworking and warehouse tasks both indoors and outdoors.
Fits standard dispensers
The roll suits common handheld dispensers used on site. It remains functional from 40 °F up to 200 °F, so it can stay in place on ductwork and equipment through seasonal swings without needing special storage conditions.
55 metre roll gives long runs on large ducts
At 55 metres the roll covers extended straight sections and multiple branch joints without a splice. The 9 mil thickness resists tearing on rough metal edges, though very high‑pressure or continuously flexing joints may need a reinforced or foil‑backed alternative.
Highlights
- 9 mil thickness resists tearing during heavy-duty wrapping
- Rubber adhesive bonds securely across 40–200 °F range
- 48 mm width covers seams in fewer passes
- 55 m roll length reduces reload frequency on large jobs
- Polyethylene coated cloth backing handles indoor and outdoor exposure
Specifications
| Brand | NASHUA |
|---|---|
| Color | Blue |
Questions about this item
At what temperature does the 2280 duct tape stop performing?
The tape is rated for continuous use up to 200 degrees F; performance is not guaranteed above that limit.
Does the rubber adhesive on the 2280 tape soften or leave residue after all-day exposure to heat?
The adhesive is designed for the stated 40 to 200 °F range; prolonged time at the upper end may increase tack but the tape remains functional.
What surface temperature range must the duct or pipe already be within for the 2280 tape to bond properly?
Apply the tape only when the substrate is between 40 and 200 °F; outside that window the rubber adhesive will not achieve full bond strength.
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