Duct Tape

When it comes to selecting a duct tape, it’s important to understand how they are tested and measured.

Specific conditions and parameters must be considered before determining which tape to use in order to avoid an improperly sealed system as well as code violations.

Duct tape and Duck Tape® are often used interchangeably, but they aren’t quite the same thing.

Co-extrusion reduces the risk of delamination by permanently bonding the layers of the tape together at the source.

Duct tape and masking tapes are two of the most commonly used tapes in the world. Both tapes come in dozens of varieties, ranging from professional tapes to patterned or colored tapes for DIY projects.

The residue that duct tape leaves behind can be tricky to remove. Follow these steps to both mitigate the residue itself and remove easily.

Learn why duct tape is not designed for sealing shipping cartons and discover how packaging tape provides stronger adhesion, reliable seals and better performance through handling, storage and transit.

When it comes to choosing the right duct tape for the job, it’s important to understand how they are tested and measured. Below are common tape performance characteristics to consider: Thickness, Adhesion to Steel, Tensile, Shear, Tack, Elongation, etc.

When it comes to apartment and multi-housing complexes, tape is a must-have tool for a variety of jobs, from tasks around the front office and keeping up with grounds and landscaping to construction, remodeling and general maintenance. Here are some tapes to have on-hand:                 Need a tape…