Butyl repair tape-Strong adhesion

Butyl tape is a type of adhesive sealing tape made from butyl rubber, a synthetic rubber known for its durability, flexibility, and strong sealing properties. It’s commonly used for waterproofing and sealing joints, seams, and surfaces.

Key Features of Butyl Tape:

• Waterproof and airtight

• Highly adhesive to metal, glass, plastic, wood, and concrete

• Flexible and conforms to irregular surfaces

• Resistant to weather, UV, and chemicals

• Non-hardening, so it stays pliable over time

Common Uses:

1. Sealing windows and doors

   • Prevent air and water leaks by applying butyl tape around window and door frames.

2. Fixing roof leaks

   • Seal flashing, vents, or small holes in roofing materials—especially for metal or corrugated roofs.

3. Gutter repair

   • Patch up leaks at joints or seams in gutters and downspouts.

4. Pipe sealing (non-pressurized)

   • Temporarily seal around drainage or vent pipes where they pass through walls or roofs.