TradeSelect Insulation/Ducting Tape
Non Reinforced Foil TapeTrade Select™ Ametalin™ Insulation/Ducting Tape is a high performance 0.08mm UV-resistant metallised polyester tape coated with a cold weather acrylic adhesive. Designed with vapour-sealing properties to complement our full range of reflective membranes, it can be used with all roof sarking, wall wraps and floor insulation. It is also ideal for use in HVAC, ducting, and as an all-purpose tape for boating and camping.
Trade Select™ Ametalin™ Insulation/Ducting Tape is easy to apply and provides superior performance and durability over a wide range of temperatures and environmental conditions. It will not delaminate with age.
Product Advantages
- UV resistant
- Superior strength and flexibility
- Hand tearable
- Will not break down or delaminate over time
- Vapour sealing, ideal for joining insulation products
- High performance over a wide temperature range: -30°C to +100°C
- Higher adhesion and tack than traditional cloth duct tapes
- Excels in high heat
- Moisture resistance in humid conditions
Applications
Residential & Commercial Foil Tape.
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Product Details
Product Name | Trade Select™ Insulation/Ducting Tape |
Roll Size | 48 mm x 50 m |
Product Testing
Product Thickness (Total) | PSTC-133/ASTM D 3652 | 80 μm |
Peel Adhesion | PSTC-101/ASTM D 3330 | 15 N/25 mm |
Tensile Strength | PSTC-131/ASTM D 3759 | 95 N/25 mm width |
Elongation | PSTC-131/ASTM D 3759 | 100% |
Minimum Application Temperature | -30°C | |
Maximum Continuous Temperature | +100°C | |
Application Temperature | 10°C to 40°C |
Installation Instructions
TAPE APPLICATION
- Ensure the surfaces to be adhered to are clean, dry and free from oil and other contaminants.
- Ensure tape is centred on join.
- Apply tape, ensuring that the maximum surface contact is achieved by allowing tape to conform to contours in product. Apply pressure with squeegee as you apply tape.
- For thicker foam core products such as Trade Select™ Ametalin ThermalBreak™, 72mm Reinforced Insulation/Ducting Tape is recommended and should be applied as deeply as possible into the perpendicular angle. (Refer to Figure 1.)
- Whenever possible, apply tapes to joins that have a firm backing (e.g. studs or rafters) to achieve maximum application pressure. If this is not possible, then provide support from behind with short pieces of steel studs or timber.
- Taping of joins is a method of sealing joins only, and is not a suitable substitute for mechanical fixing in situations where there may be stress or pressure on the join (e.g. wind loading, etc.). In such cases, a more secure method of securing the join must be considered.
- Store tape in a clean, dry place out of direct sunlight.