Denso Tape Synthetic Fibre - 50mm x 10m

Name: Denso Tape Synthetic Fibre - 50mm x 10m
Brand: Denso
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Product Information

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This guide helps users understand and effectively use Denso Tape Synthetic Fibre. Ideal for professionals and DIY enthusiasts needing to protect pipes, metal surfaces, and cables from corrosion, this tape provides a durable, waterproof seal. Note that application is recommended within a specific temperature range to ensure optimal performance.

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Model Part Number	DENTAPE50MM
Brand	Denso

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is Denso Tape made of?

Denso Tape is made from a non-woven synthetic fibre fabric impregnated and coated with a neutral compound based on saturated petroleum hydrocarbons and inert siliceous fillers.

What is the recommended application temperature?

The application temperature range is from -5°C to 45°C.

What is the service temperature range?

The service temperature range is up to 55°C.

Is Denso Tape resistant to chemicals?

Yes, it exhibits high resistance to mineral acids, alkalis, salts, and micro-organisms.

Can Denso Tape be used underwater?

Yes, it is designed for protection below ground or underwater.

What are the dimensions of this tape?

This variant has dimensions of 50mm width and 10m length.

What is the breaking strength of the tape?

The breaking strength is a minimum of 200 N/50mm.

How should I store Denso Tape?

Store the tape in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Troubleshooting

Tape is not adhering properly.

Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free of any contaminants before application. Apply with sufficient pressure and overlap the tape layers.

Tape is cracking or hardening.

Check the service temperature range. Ensure that the application is within the appropriate temperature range.

Tape is not providing a waterproof seal.

Ensure the tape is applied with sufficient overlap and pressure, covering the entire area to be sealed.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Provides long-lasting corrosion protection.
Easy to apply and conforms to various surfaces.
Resistant to a wide range of chemicals and environmental factors.
Suitable for both temporary and permanent sealing solutions.
Flexible and maintains its sealing properties over time.

Cons

Application is limited to a specific temperature range.
Requires proper surface preparation for optimal adhesion.
May require additional materials for certain applications.
Not suitable for extremely high-temperature environments.
Specific dimensions must be selected for the application.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Preparation: Clean the surface to be treated. Remove any loose rust, dirt, or debris. Ensure the surface is dry.
Application: Apply the tape with firm pressure, overlapping each layer by at least 50% for optimal sealing. Stretch the tape slightly during application.
Temperature: Apply the tape within the application temperature range of -5°C to 45°C.
Storage: Store the tape in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Denso Tape is compatible with a wide range of materials commonly found in construction and utilities. It is not designed for use in environments exceeding a service temperature of 55°C.