Description

Introduction

Flashing Tape is used both in construction maintenance and for emergency repairs. It is used to seal valley gutters (where it is used as a lining even over cracks and holes), to repair gutters and downpipes, for the sealing of joints and projections through roofs (e.g. vents, pipes, columns etc) and for stopping leaks in glazing systems in factory roofs, greenhouses etc.

Flashing Tape is supplied in handy rolls packed in easily portable cartons. It is easy to apply, and is available in a variety of widths (from *0mm to ***0mm) ,thickness ( from 1.0mm - 2.0mm),and colours (bright aluminium, lead-grey aluminium, red and white finishes, white polythene film , glue polythene film).

It is ideally suited for use in the preparation of roofs before the application of an RBC or other liquid applied system. It is used extensively to cover cracks, holes and joints in metal roofs before the application of RBC Aluminium.

Additionally, it can be used for sealing and glazing roof lights and protecting strip glazing. It will protect metal, brick, concrete and exposed waterproofing membranes against weathering and corrosion.

Usage

Designed for roof waterproofing, the protection of expansion joints and overhead piping, and any other exposed gas, water, oil or heating line.

-Window and door openings (headers, sills,jambs, thresholds, nailing flanges)

-Deck-to-wall intersections

-Corner boards

-Wall-to-wall tie-ins

-Foundation sill plates

-Sheathing panel seams

-Under stucco finishes

-Masonry walls

-Roof detail areas

-Gutters

-Mobile home repair

-Other building joints.

-Exposed pipelines protection

Features & Benefits
Used for sealing all construction material surfaces. Consists of asphalt-based adhesive which exhibits excellent adhesion to most construction material surfaces. Easily applied, paintable and remains flexible at low temperatures. Provides strong and immediate adhesion even in extremely cold application conditions. Easy to remove release paper.

Available in *0mm, *0mm, **0mm, **0mm, **0mm X *0m / *0m lengths.