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Value Brand HVAC Control 15D366 1 In x 36 yd 7 mil Black
Antistatic PTFE-coated para-aramid tape, 1 in × 36 yd × 7.0 mil, rated −100 °F to 500 °F with 25 oz/in adhesion and 200 lb-in tensile strength
- ColorBlack
- Antistatic surface prevents static buildup with para-aramid PTFE coating
- Cut-resistant cloth withstands 200 lb-in tensile strength
- Silicone adhesive holds at 25 oz/in across extreme temperatures
- Continuous 36-yard roll covers long duct runs without splicing
- Operates from -100 to 500 degrees F for high-heat HVAC use
Antistatic Tape for High-Temperature Ducts
This black utility-grade tape uses para-aramid fiber cloth impregnated with antistatic PTFE and a silicone adhesive on one side. It is built for HVAC professionals who need a slick-surface wrap that resists cuts and static buildup during installation or repair.
Replaces Standard Cloth Duct Tapes
Standard utility tapes lack the antistatic treatment and the extreme temperature tolerance found here. The upgrade is worth it when static discharge could damage sensitive components or when the tape must survive prolonged exposure to intense heat or cold.
Handles -100 to 500 Degrees F
The 7.0 mil thickness and 25 oz/in adhesion keep seams sealed across a massive thermal range. It runs out when a wider roll is required for large ductwork or when a double-sided adhesive is needed for bonding two surfaces together.
Highlights
- Antistatic surface prevents static buildup with para-aramid PTFE coating
- Cut-resistant cloth withstands 200 lb-in tensile strength
- Silicone adhesive holds at 25 oz/in across extreme temperatures
- Continuous 36-yard roll covers long duct runs without splicing
- Operates from -100 to 500 degrees F for high-heat HVAC use
Specifications
| Brand | TAPECASE |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
What width roll and length do I need to allow for the 1 in by 36 yd tape?
The roll is 1 in wide and 36 yd long, so plan for at least that much clear space when unrolling and applying it.
How do I apply the silicone-adhesive side correctly and what step is often missed?
Clean the surface thoroughly, then press the single adhesive side firmly; the step many miss is allowing full contact across the 7.0 mil thickness for maximum 25 oz/in adhesion.
When will the para-aramid fiber cloth with antistatic PTFE coating need replacement?
Replace the tape if it shows cuts, loss of adhesion, or has been exposed beyond the -100 to 500 degrees F range, since the 200 lb-in tensile strength can degrade after such stress.
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