What Is Bitumen Tape
Bitumen and Butyl Tapes Are a Complete Line of High-Performance, Cold and Hot-Applied Tapes Ranging from 10 to 80 Mils in Thickness. the Tapes Offer Superior...
Bitumen and Butyl Tapes are a complete line of high-performance, cold and hot-applied tapes ranging from 10 to 80 mils in thickness. The tapes offer superior adhesion to pipe surfaces, with multiple grades of protection available including high temperature varieties for use in tropical climates.
What is bitumen tape used for?
It will provide a permanent watertight seal immediately so it can be used for sealing, repairing as well as protecting. The Cromar bitumen flashing tape will bond to the vast majority of building materials including concrete roof tiles, glass, plastic, felt, slates, masonry, brick, wood, concrete and metal.
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What is bitumen flashing tape?
Flashing tape typically comes in three types: acrylic tape (G Tape), butyl, and bitumen. Bitumen, made from petroleum and asphalt, will dry out over time, reducing flashing effectiveness. That leaves butyl or acrylic. Butyl rubber tape has many advantages over an acrylic-based tape.
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