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Value Brand Butyl Tape 30 ft 2 in 1/8 in Bitumen air treatment
Butyl rubber and bitumen tape insulates metal pipes, tubing and fittings against heat, water and air
- ColorBlack
- 30 ft roll covers long duct runs
- 2 in width seals wide joints in one pass
- 1/8 in thickness provides durable thermal insulation
- Butyl rubber and bitumen compound resists heat water and air
- Black color matches standard HVAC components
30 ft butyl bitumen tape
This 30-foot roll of butyl rubber and bitumen compound measures two inches wide and one-eighth inch thick. The black tape is designed for thermal insulation against heat, water and air on metal pipes, tubing and fittings. It arrives new and ready for HVAC air-treatment work.
Replaces loose wrap and mastic
The self-adhering roll replaces separate wrap layers and wet-applied mastic that can sag or gap over time. A single pass seals joints against moisture and air infiltration while adding a thermal barrier. The jump is worth it when a fast, conformable seal is needed on irregular metal surfaces.
Fits HVAC metal ductwork and piping
The tape conforms to round, rectangular and irregular metal profiles without mechanical fasteners. It bonds directly to clean pipe and fitting surfaces, freeing installers from clamps, bands or curing time. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive-harm chemicals.
Highlights
- 30 ft roll covers long duct runs
- 2 in width seals wide joints in one pass
- 1/8 in thickness provides durable thermal insulation
- Butyl rubber and bitumen compound resists heat water and air
- Black color matches standard HVAC components
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
What surface width does the 2 in wide butyl tape cover?
The tape is 2 in wide and 1/8 in thick, so it covers a 2 in wide strip on metal pipes, tubing, or fittings.
How do you apply the butyl tape without trapping air bubbles?
Press the tape firmly along its full 30 ft length, smoothing from the centre outward to remove air pockets against the metal surface.
When should the butyl tape be replaced on an insulated pipe?
Replace the tape if it becomes brittle, loses adhesion, or shows cracks after prolonged heat, water, or air exposure.
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