Create grips on tools or other objects like tennis rackets


Not all tapes are created equal – some are better suited for high heat applications, while others are not.
Widths range from one-half of an inch (12 millimeters) to 6 inches (144 millimeters), and available colors are:
There are numerous options available to choose from. There are sleeves, boots, and wraps provided in kits. Some include things like wire ties and gel packs. But in terms of convenience, flexibility, and reliability, it is tough to beat a properly taped, bolted lug connection.
Tape offers polyethylene backed film tapes with rubber adhesive systems, also commonly known as PE tapes. This product is highly versatile and used in several applications for sealing, bonding, wrapping, splicing and surface protection. The PE film backing is conformable and easy to work with and offers a rubber adhesive system that is aggressive with immediate bond but removes cleanly from most surfaces. One of the applications where Polyethylene Tapes excel is as a vapor barrier tape due to their strong chemical and moisture resistance.
2. Color Coding Wires In larger projects with numerous wires, red insulation tape can be employed for color coding. This method simplifies identification and troubleshooting, saving time and reducing errors.
Length: Available in 5m and 10m
Applications for Butyl Rubber Sealant Tape

Of all the tapes available in today’s market, self-amalgamating tape is quite unique. Our guide looks at what it is, how it works, and how you can use it.
In general, rubber based adhesives are not UV or oxidation resistant which is why they tend to be used predominantly in interior applications. Having said that, antioxidants and UV stabilizer packages can be added to the formulation to help mitigate these weaknesses. Some synthetic elastomers exhibit vastly improved UV stability over natural rubbers. Chemical resistance can also be problematic as is resistance to elevated service temperatures (typically 180- 200°F at the top end). The great strength of rubber-based adhesives is their wide formulation latitude. These adhesives can be compounded to be removable, repositionable, or extremely permanent. High strength foam bonding tapes can be made from rubber based adhesives or easily removable masking products can also be offered. Rubber based adhesive adhere to many surfaces including low surface energy plastics such as polypropylene and polyethylene. And to top it all off, rubber based adhesives are economical. They get the job done at a very fair price! Adhesive tapes made from rubber based adhesives have come a long way since Dr. Day’s first surgical tape and they still offer a cost-effective way to bond, seal, and protect.