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Dry Wall Tapes Roll Specification

Adhesive Side
Single side adhesive

Peeling Strength
Excellent adhesion to dry wall surfaces

Elongation
High flexibility for crack resistance

Length
90 m

Shelf Life
2 years

Thickness
0.2 mm

Tape Type
Self-adhesive mesh tape

Material
Fiberglass mesh

Adhesive Type
Acrylic adhesive

Color
White

Tape Length
90 m

Tape Thickness
0.2 mm

Use
Jointing and crack repair for gypsum drywall

Tape Width
50 mm

UV Stability
Yes, suitable for direct sunlight exposure

Recommended Surfaces
Gypsum board, plasterboard, cement boards

Fire Rating
Flame retardant

Water Resistance
Yes, suitable for humid environments

Temperature Tolerance
-20°C to +80°C

Surface Finish Compatibility
Compatible with paint and plaster

Core Diameter
76 mm

Packing Type
Individually shrink wrapped rolls

Resistance to Mold
Mildew resistant

Tear Resistance
High

Roll Weight
approximately 140 g per roll

About Dry Wall Tapes Roll

Fiber Glass Self-Adhesive mesh tape (self adhesive joint dry wall tape) is made from coated fiber glass with acrylic self adhesive latex. Dry wall tape is a building material used to cover seams that are common in the process of drywall construction. The tape makes it possible to achieve a perfectly smooth surface, giving the work a finished appearance that could not be achieved otherwise. Drywall materials of this type are available in plain paper as well as fiberglass versions. Dry wall tape manufactured by us when used in conjunction with other drywall supplies, the tape itself will completely blend into the wall, making it impossible for even a trained eye to readily detect where the product was used to cover a gap or seam. Since the paper has a texture that is much like the texture of drywall panels, it is also very hard to locate the tape by touching the finished wall.
Drywall tape can also be used to seal corners where two sections of drywall meet. The process is essentially the same as covering seams or gaps. The one difference is that the section of tape is folded vertically before being pressed into the corner. This makes it possible to create a tight seal over the corner seam that is uniform and effectively hides the point where the panels join. Drywall tape blisters usually happen because there is a lack of joint compound between the tape and the drywall surface. There should be 1/16th of an inch. You'll need hand-eye coordination, joint compound mixed to the right consistency, and the right tools to prevent drywall tape blisters. We keep in mind the fact that reinforced fiberglass tape is stronger than the paper tape. But paper tape is remarkably strong after the application of drywall compound. And paper tape makes for a flatter application. The other thing, though, is that some people find the paper tape hard to handle.

Reliable Protection in Humid and Sunlit Environments

Designed to resist mildew, water, and UV rays, this drywall tape performs exceptionally in bathrooms, kitchens, and exterior installations. Its stable, acrylic adhesive maintains adhesion on various surfaces, even under fluctuating temperatures. The robust fiberglass mesh construction provides high flexibility and crack resistance for long-lasting repairs.

Easy Application for Professional Results

The tapes self-adhesive nature allows for quick installation, requiring no pre-application of joint compound. Its excellent peeling strength and compatibility with paint or plaster ensure seamless, smooth finishes. Each roll is conveniently shrink-wrapped and sized for efficient handling during large-scale or small repair projects.

FAQs of Dry Wall Tapes Roll:

Q: How do I apply this drywall tape for jointing and crack repair?

A: Clean and dry the substrate, then unroll the self-adhesive mesh tape, pressing it firmly over the joint or crack on gypsum board, plasterboard, or cement board surfaces. Once secured, apply joint compound over the tape to embed it, let it dry, and finish with painting or plastering for a seamless result.

Q: What surfaces is this drywall tape compatible with?

A: This tape is recommended for use on gypsum boards, plasterboards, and cement boards. Its acrylic adhesive ensures strong bonding on these surfaces, making it suitable for a range of wall and ceiling repairs or installations.

Q: When is it beneficial to use this mildew-resistant tape?

A: The tape is particularly advantageous in humid environments such as bathrooms, kitchens, basements, or any area prone to moisture. Its mildew resistance, water resistance, and flame retardancy make it an ideal choice for applications requiring extra durability and safety.

Q: Where can I use this tape outdoors or in direct sunlight?

A: With UV stability and water resistance, this tape is suitable for both indoor and outdoor drywall repairs or installations. It can withstand direct sunlight and varying weather conditions without deteriorating, ensuring longevity on exposed surfaces.

Q: What is the process for storing this tape, and what is its shelf life?

A: Store the individually shrink-wrapped rolls in a cool, dry place away from extreme temperatures. The tape offers a shelf life of up to two years, maintaining its adhesive properties and material integrity when stored correctly.

Q: How does this fiberglass mesh tape benefit crack resistance?

A: The high elongation and flexible fiberglass mesh prevent cracks from propagating, offering excellent reinforcement of joints and repaired areas. It adapts to movement in surfaces, minimizing future cracking and ensuring a durable, professional finish.

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