One of the most common uses of heat tape is in plumbing systems. During winter months, exposed pipes are at risk of freezing, which can lead to ruptures and significant water damage. By applying heat tape directly to the pipes, homeowners can ensure that the water remains at a safe temperature, protecting their property from costly repairs.
Repair damaged seals in steam cleaners






flex tape in white.
J50 High-voltage EPR Rubber Tape



self vulcanizing tape.
For best results, clear any debris or dirt away from the surface to which you’re applying the tape
In a typical tape splice, you’ll tug and pull out the tape, stretching it to just before the breaking point. The tape’s width narrows to about 1/3rd of its original size. The tape’s length increases; your hand travels very quickly up to 20” away from where you started. Quite often you’ll be wrapping in a tight location making this even more difficult. Proper taping techniques are critical to realizing the many performance benefits of rubber tape.
Quality Assurance: certifications and quality standards ensure that you're investing in a reliable and effective product.

6. Energy Efficiency Many butyl rubber roofing sheets come with reflective properties, which can help in reducing heat absorption. This characteristic contributes to the overall energy efficiency of buildings, making them cooler and potentially lowering air conditioning costs.
Key Advantages of Butyl Rubber Roofing Sheets

rubber seal strip. In addition, rubber seal strips can also help to reduce drafts and improve indoor air quality by preventing the entry of outdoor pollutants.
Our self-amalgamating tape is RoHS compliant, to give you the peace of mind that it contains none of the restrictive materials banned under the Restriction of Hazardous Restrictions (RoHS) and offers REACH compliance. This demonstrates that the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has passed it safe for use without harm to the end user. Available in two popular widths and three lengths, this forms part of our extensive range of tapes that we always have in stock.
It’s a question we’ve all asked ourselves at one point or another – can electrical tape catch fire?