Because of their wide range of use, blue painter’s tape and beige masking tape are two tools that should always be readily at hand in industrial environments with regular maintenance and repair needs.
The building envelope and all its components play a critical role in protecting a structure, optimizing energy efficiency, and ensuring occupant comfort in interior spaces.
Here are a few ways to make sure that your tape will last as long as possible before needing to be replaced.
HVAC tape can be an effective tool, but there are many false claims that have emerged about what it is and how it works.
As building codes shift in favor of materials that offer greater efficiency and better performance, manufacturers of building envelope flashing tapes are reassessing the adhesives they use to meet the expectations of contractors and builders.
Look to industry-leading tape manufacturers to find the right tape for the job so that you can confidently do your best work every time.
Knowing the right kinds of tapes to use — and not to use — for specific applications can help ensure high-quality results.
Developing systematic, cost-effective packaging and shipping processes that ensure products leaving your facility arrive safely and securely at a consumer’s doorstep is no simple task.
UL listing identifies if a tape is suitable for HVAC installation.
High-performance masking tapes are critical tools in any marine, automotive, transportation or industrial painting and coating application.
A little tape product knowledge up front can help you work easier and save you headaches or costly mistakes from tape failure in the long run.
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.
Delicate surface painter’s tapes are designed for jobs that demand an extra-gentle tape for use on application surfaces that are delicate and easily damaged.
Case sealing partners can not only lessen the amount of stress DFCs assume as throughput increases, but they can also improve efficiencies – and profits – in the process.