Flexible sealants
Black synthetic rubber tape for sealing and anti-flutter operations
A black, high quality, synthetic rubber tape for sealing and anti-flutter operations in various industries.
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TEROSON® RB 81 is a high quality, self-welding, butyl rubber-based sealing tape with powerful adhesion and plasto-elastic properties. It’s used for a wide array of sealing and anti-flutter projects across various industries, including sealing and anti-flutter trim panels in the container and tank industry; for sealing overlaps in steel, steel sheet, aluminum, glass, and plastic constructions in the sheet metal fabricating industry. It's also ideal for bonding PE foils and plastic sheets or parts in plastic engineering and manufacture, and for sealing and bedding parts with low vibration in the electrical industry. The particularly strong tackiness of TEROSON RB 81 provides a firm lamination between the contact surfaces and, therefore, a reliable sealing effect.
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Multipurpose
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Non-corrosive
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Self-adhesive on both sides
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Excellent water and ageing resistance
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Self-welding
- Product category:
- Flexible sealants
- Technologies:
- Rubber
- Application method:
- Hot applied
- Chemical basis / base:
- Butyl
- Color:
- Black
- Penetration, @ 23.0 °C:
- ~ 71.1 mm
How to use
TEROSON RB 81 can be used for sealing in the following areas: -Sealing and anti-flutter of trim panels, protective and covering trims, protective panels in the container and tank industry -Sealing of overlaps in steel, steel sheet, aluminum, glass and plastic constructions in sheet metal fabricating industry, in the electrical industry or in apparatus and machinery engineering -Bonding of PE foils, plastic sheets (e.g. EPDM).
Unroll TEROSON RB 81 and cut it to the desired length. Then apply the tape to the surface requiring sealing and press it on. Experience has shown that it is best not to remove the release paper or film when unrolling the tape, but only after it has been applied and pressed on.
