Waterproof adhesive tape for repairing greenhouse films, 25m roll (green)

This adhesive tape is a UV stable polyethylene film of 125μ, coated with an acrylic adhesive with excellent aging resistance. With a total thickness of 150μ, it is recommended for all sealing, closing, and repair applications in agriculture and horticulture. Available in 25m rolls and in three widths: 50mm, 100mm, and 300mm, this tape is ideal for various uses.

Characteristics

• Material: polyethylene
• UV resistance: yes
• Waterproof: yes
• Thickness: 150 microns
• Roll length: 25 m
• Available widths: 50 / 100 / 300 mm
• Weight: 0.2 / 0.4 / 1.2 kg
• Core: 76 mm cardboard core
• Color: Translucent green
• Tensile strength: 24 N/cm
• Elongation at break: 300 %
• Adhesion to steel: 3 N/cm

Applications

• Specially designed for splicing and repairing polyethylene sheets and films in tunnel greenhouses
• Reinforcement of PE or PVC structures in horticulture
• Repair of thermal screens in greenhouses
• Suitable for repairing cracks in glass and rigid plastic materials
• Suitable for various long-term closure, sealing, and repair applications both indoors and outdoors

Advantages

• Colored tape - translucent green - for easy identification of splices
• Excellent UV resistance
• High tensile strength
• Good adhesive power on flexible and rigid plastic sheets and films, wood, glass, and metals
• Good resistance to oils, plasticizers, and saltwater
• High resistance to moisture
• Adhesive highly resistant to aging
• Continuous temperature resistance: -20°C to +80°C
• Minimum recommended application temperature: +10°C

Recommendations

The rolls should be stored flat, protected from dust, light, moisture, and solvent fumes, at a temperature between +10°C and +30°C. Under these conditions, the storage period of the rolls in a temperate climate should not exceed 12 months. Surfaces must be clean, dry, free from dust, grease, oil, or any other contaminants.

Attention: This product will leave adhesive residues upon removal if exposed to sunlight (UV) beyond a period of 15 days.