NASHUA
NASHUA 398 Duct Tape Yellow 60 yd 1-7/8 in 11 mil
General-purpose duct tape with rubber adhesive on polyethylene-coated cloth backing, 11 mil thick, 60 yd long and 1-7/8 in wide for indoor and outdoor repairs
- ColorYellow
- Strong 80 oz/in adhesion for secure sealing
- 11 mil thick backing resists tears and wear
- 60 yd roll covers large duct runs
- Rubber adhesive bonds indoors and outdoors
- Yellow polyethylene-coated cloth for high visibility
HVAC duct tape for indoor and outdoor repair
Series 398 duct tape uses a rubber adhesive on polyethylene-coated cloth to deliver 80 oz/in adhesion to steel. The yellow 60-yard roll suits assembly, construction, metalworking and general maintenance tasks in warehouse or job-site environments.
Thermals noise and power draw not applicable
This adhesive tape has no electrical or thermal characteristics because it contains no active components. It simply bonds surfaces across a wide temperature range without generating heat or noise during application.
General purpose construction changes the job
The 11-mil thickness and 1-7/8-inch width provide tear resistance for bundling, sealing and temporary fixes. Continuous roll format lets users cut exact lengths, while indoor and outdoor rating means one tape covers ductwork, packaging and field repairs without switching products.
Highlights
- Strong 80 oz/in adhesion for secure sealing
- 11 mil thick backing resists tears and wear
- 60 yd roll covers large duct runs
- Rubber adhesive bonds indoors and outdoors
- Yellow polyethylene-coated cloth for high visibility
Specifications
| Brand | NASHUA |
|---|---|
| Color | Yellow |
Questions about this item
How do I apply the 1-7/8 in wide tape so the rubber adhesive bonds properly?
Press the polyethylene coated cloth backing firmly onto the surface, working from the center outward to remove air pockets that weaken the 80 oz/in adhesion to steel.
Will the yellow duct tape leave residue when I remove it after a repair?
Clean removal time is not rated, so residue may remain depending on surface type, temperature, and how long the rubber adhesive has been in place.
At what point does the 11 mil thickness limit the tape's performance during extended outdoor exposure?
The polyethylene coated cloth backing resists moisture and UV, but prolonged sun and temperature cycles will eventually degrade the rubber adhesive before the backing fails.
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