NASHUA
NASHUA 2280 HVAC Control 48mm 55m 9 mil Tan
General-purpose duct tape with polyethylene-coated cloth backing and rubber adhesive, 48 mm wide by 55 m long, rated from 40 to 200 °F
- ColorTan
- 9 mil thickness provides strong holding power for demanding ductwork
- Rubber adhesive bonds reliably from 40 to 200 Degrees F
- Polyethylene coated cloth backing resists moisture and tearing
- 48 mm by 55 m roll covers large HVAC projects
- Series 2280 general purpose duct tape suits indoor and outdoor use
General-purpose duct tape for trade use
This polyethylene-coated cloth tape uses a rubber adhesive and is supplied as a continuous roll. It is suited to assembly, construction, maintenance, metalworking and warehouse tasks. Indoor and outdoor applications are both supported by the temperature range.
Operating range 40 to 200 degrees F
The tape maintains adhesion and backing integrity from 40 degrees F up to 200 degrees F. No power draw or noise is generated because the product is a passive consumable. Performance in normal use stays consistent across this span.
48 mm by 55 m tan roll
The backing combines polyethylene film with a cloth scrim for tear resistance and conformability. Rubber adhesive bonds to metal, plastic and painted surfaces without special preparation. The 9 mil thickness adds durability for bundling, sealing and temporary repairs.
Highlights
- 9 mil thickness provides strong holding power for demanding ductwork
- Rubber adhesive bonds reliably from 40 to 200 Degrees F
- Polyethylene coated cloth backing resists moisture and tearing
- 48 mm by 55 m roll covers large HVAC projects
- Series 2280 general purpose duct tape suits indoor and outdoor use
Specifications
| Brand | NASHUA |
|---|---|
| Color | Tan |
Questions about this item
How do I apply the 48 mm wide 2280 tape so it seals properly on ductwork?
Clean the surface, press the polyethylene coated cloth backing firmly along the full 1 7/8 in width, and avoid stretching the roll during the first pass — stretching is the step most installers get wrong and causes edge lift.
When will the rubber adhesive on this 9 mil duct tape need replacement?
Expect to replace it when the bond softens above 200 °F or hardens below 40 °F, or after prolonged UV exposure degrades the polyethylene coating — typically after several seasons of outdoor cycling.
What temperature limit appears first during continuous high-heat service?
The 200 °F maximum performance temperature is the first limit reached; beyond it the rubber adhesive loses shear strength and the tape can delaminate from the cloth backing.
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