NASHUA
NASHUA 307 60 yd Black Duct Tape 2.8"W 7 mil
Black polyethylene-coated cloth duct tape with rubber adhesive, 60 yd by 2.8 in, rated 40 to 200 °F
- ColorBlack
- 60-yard roll covers large jobs without frequent replacement
- 7 mil thickness resists tearing during demanding repairs
- Rubber adhesive bonds securely from 40 to 200 degrees Fahrenheit
- Polyethylene-coated cloth backing handles indoor and outdoor exposure
- 8-inch width suits standard ductwork and general sealing
Professional-Grade Duct Tape
Nashua 307 is a general-purpose duct tape built for assembly, manufacturing, construction, maintenance and metalworking. The polyethylene-coated cloth backing with rubber adhesive performs reliably across indoor and outdoor job sites.
Replaces Lower-Grade Cloth Tapes
Upgrade when cheaper tapes fail under temperature cycling or leave adhesive residue on metal and fabric. The 7 mil thickness and 200-degree upper rating keep seams sealed through heat and cold that destroy economy grades.
60-Yard Roll for Extended Runs
A single 2.8-inch wide roll handles long duct runs, bundling and heavy wrapping without frequent roll changes. The 40-degree lower limit means performance drops in deep-freeze conditions, so plan for cold-weather alternatives.
Highlights
- 60-yard roll covers large jobs without frequent replacement
- 7 mil thickness resists tearing during demanding repairs
- Rubber adhesive bonds securely from 40 to 200 degrees Fahrenheit
- Polyethylene-coated cloth backing handles indoor and outdoor exposure
- 8-inch width suits standard ductwork and general sealing
Specifications
| Brand | NASHUA |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
What width surface does the 2.8" wide tape cover?
The roll is 2.8 inches wide, so each wrap covers a 2.8-inch band on ducts, pipes or equipment.
How do I apply the rubber-adhesive tape so it bonds properly?
Clean the surface, press the tape firmly with a roller or hand to activate the rubber adhesive, and avoid stretching the 7 mil backing during application.
When should I replace tape that has been exposed to 200 °F heat?
Inspect after high-temperature cycles; if the polyethylene-coated cloth backing turns brittle or the rubber adhesive loses tack, remove and re-tape with a fresh roll.
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