Theremofit Wrap Around Duct Work for High Velocity Industrial Duct Work
Example of a Duct Joint sealed by TWDB |
TWDB Duct Sealing Tape is a two layer system. The first layer is a copolymer adhesive that bonds very well to metal duct work. The second outer layer is a thick walled, radiation crosslinked, high density polytheylene. TWDB is a hot applied duct sealing tape composed of a heat shrinkable backing with a heat resistant pressure sensitive, non-drip adhesive and a closure patch. TWDB is superior to any cold applied options out there and dramatically easier to install (and less messy) than the paste options out there in the world today.
Installed using propane torches or industrial heat guns, TWDB is very easy to install. The ducts are assembled and raised into position. The TWDB tape is wrapped around the ducts where joined and a closure is then applied, allowing the tape to essentially form a tube or band around the joint. When heated to a temperature of 267F, the tape shrinks tightly around the substrate of the joint area. During recovery, the adhesive softens and flows to form a tenacious bond with the substrate and to fill any irregularities such as the interlocking seams of the duct work. The bond builds up during cool down and is fully retained after completion of the job. Mechanically strong, pressure tight seals are created by the TWDB.
Features of TWDB thermofit wrap around duct bands:
- No primer is required - leading to no dry time and a simple install.
- Low preheat sensitivity and proven functionality. TWDB allows easy installation combined with high functional performance levels.
- High mechanical resistance backing. TWDB resists vibration in high velocity systems operating at up to 158F.
- Minimal inventory costs. TWDB's cut to length packaging system eliminates the need for multiple sizes (all rolls are 165 feet long; you can choose 3" or 4" widths).
- Specialty formulated sealant ensures a reliable protection with high peel and shear values after installation.
- No special equipment or training required.
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