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50500 Tuck Tape EvoSeam Premium Flashing Tape

Intertape Polymer Inc.

07 26 00 Vapor Retarders

Water leakage prevention is important to consider during construction of durable homes. Our Tuck Tape® EvoFlash™ Premium Flashing Tape provides optimal protection against air and water infiltration around door and window frames. This tape is made of a multi-layer ultraviolet (UV) protected polyethylene film coated with a permanent bond adhesive.

MAIN FEATURES

  • Meets all AAMA 711-13 requirements, Type A, Level 3  (80 C/176 F).
  • High shear adhesive provides excellent initial tack to surfaces.
  • Strong and durable holding power.
  • No primer required (AAMA 711-13 Type A) when applied on proper surfaces.
  • Film is flexible and conforms well around surfaces.
  • Seals around fasteners and nails.
  • Water and moisture resistant.
  • Prevents air infiltration.
  • Excellent resistance to UV.


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