Polyken
Polyken 510 Gaffer's Tape Neon Green 49-1/4 yd 1-7/8 in
Neon-green gaffer's tape with rubber adhesive on vinyl-coated cloth, 49-1/4 yd by 1-7/8 in, rated to 200 Degrees F
- ColorNeon Green
- Strong hold on steel at 50 oz/in adhesion
- Vinyl-coated cloth backing resists indoor and outdoor use
- Rubber adhesive performs up to 200 °F
- 45 m continuous roll covers large jobs
- 5 mil thickness handles heavy-duty tasks
HVAC Gaffer's Tape in Neon Green
Polyken 510 is a vinyl-coated cloth tape with rubber adhesive for assembly, manufacturing and general maintenance. The roll measures 49-1/4 yards by 1-7/8 inches and offers 50 oz/in adhesion to steel. It suits indoor and outdoor HVAC control work where high visibility and clean removal matter.
Build integration and clearance
The continuous roll feeds cleanly during duct sealing, wire bundling or temporary marking without leaving residue on metal surfaces. Rated to 200 degrees F, it withstands heat near air handlers and exhaust paths. The 11.5 mil thickness conforms to irregular shapes while the neon green colour aids quick identification in dim mechanical rooms.
Replacement scope and upgrade point
This tape replaces standard cloth duct tapes that degrade under temperature cycling or leave adhesive behind. The jump is worth it when a job demands consistent peel strength across 45 metres of roll and reliable performance up to the rated temperature limit. It is not for buyers who need a structural bonding tape or a product rated beyond 200 degrees F.
Highlights
- Strong hold on steel at 50 oz/in adhesion
- Vinyl-coated cloth backing resists indoor and outdoor use
- Rubber adhesive performs up to 200 °F
- 45 m continuous roll covers large jobs
- 5 mil thickness handles heavy-duty tasks
Specifications
| Brand | POLYKEN |
|---|---|
| Color | Neon Green |
Questions about this item
How hot can the 510 series tape get before the rubber adhesive fails?
The maximum performance temperature is 200 degrees F; beyond that the rubber adhesive on the vinyl coated cloth backing can lose grip.
Will the 11.5 mil thick vinyl coated cloth roll stay quiet and cool when left on ductwork all day?
The tape is a passive material with no moving parts, so it generates no noise or heat and draws no power during continuous use.
What surface preparation does the 50 oz/in rubber adhesive need to bond properly?
Clean the steel or duct surface so it is dry and free of oil or dust, then press the tape firmly to activate the rubber adhesive.
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