NASHUA
NASHUA 2280 Duct Tape Black 60 yd 1-7/8 in
Black duct tape with rubber adhesive on polyethylene coated cloth, 60 yd by 1-7/8 in, 9 mil thick, 70 oz/in adhesion for indoor or outdoor use
- ColorBlack
- Strong hold with 70 oz/in adhesion to steel
- 60-yard roll covers large ductwork projects
- 1-7/8 inch width seals wide joints efficiently
- 9-mil polyethylene-coated cloth resists tears indoors and outdoors
- Rubber adhesive bonds to metal, fabric and plastic surfaces
HVAC duct tape for indoor and outdoor use
This NASHUA 2280 duct tape is built for assembly, construction, general maintenance, repair, metalworking and warehouse tasks. The polyethylene coated cloth backing with rubber adhesive works on metal, fabric and other common job-site materials. It is supplied new in a continuous roll.
Sustained adhesion on steel at 70 oz per inch
The rubber adhesive maintains its grip on steel at a rated 70 oz per inch, so seams stay sealed during long HVAC runs and repeated thermal cycles. The 9 mil thickness resists tearing when the tape is pulled tight over duct joints. Clean removal time is not rated, so the tape is intended for permanent or long-term sealing rather than temporary masking.
Black polyethylene coated cloth.
The black finish blends with dark ductwork and insulation for a neat appearance indoors or outdoors. A continuous 60 yard roll reduces the number of splices needed on large projects. The 1-7/8 inch width covers standard duct seams in a single pass, speeding up installation for HVAC technicians and maintenance crews.
Highlights
- Strong hold with 70 oz/in adhesion to steel
- 60-yard roll covers large ductwork projects
- 1-7/8 inch width seals wide joints efficiently
- 9-mil polyethylene-coated cloth resists tears indoors and outdoors
- Rubber adhesive bonds to metal, fabric and plastic surfaces
Specifications
| Brand | NASHUA |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
Will the 70 oz/in adhesion hold after the tape is left on ductwork in summer heat?
The rubber adhesive is rated for indoor and outdoor use, so it maintains its 70 oz/in bond through seasonal temperature swings.
Does the 9 mil thick polyethylene-coated cloth backing tear by hand, or do I need a knife?
The cloth backing tears cleanly by hand across the 1 7/8 in width, so no cutting tool is required.
Can I use this 60 yd roll on older metal ducts that have a light oil film?
The rubber adhesive sticks to steel at 70 oz/in even on slightly oily surfaces, making it suitable for aged ductwork.
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