Self amalgamating tapes
Self-amalgamating tape is a rubber-like tape that forms a strong, waterproof, and insulating seal without the use of adhesive. When the tape is stretched and wrapped around itself, the material fuses into a single homogeneous mass through a process called vulcanization. This creates a seamless and durable bond resistant to moisture, UV radiation, and temperature variations. Self-amalgamating tape is widely used for insulating and repairing electrical cables, sealing pipes, and protecting connections from corrosion or moisture ingress.
Features
Self-amalgamating tape is UV- and weather-resistant. The adhesive is made of rubber, making the tape waterproof. The tape is black and can withstand temperatures up to 90 °C.
How to apply self-amalgamating tape
Self-amalgamating tape is easy to use and requires no tools or glue. To apply, stretch the tape and wrap it tightly around the surface to be protected or repaired, overlapping each layer slightly. The tension causes the tape to bond to itself, forming a strong, airtight, and watertight seal after a short time. This makes the tape ideal for emergency repairs of cable insulation, hoses, pipes, and electrical connections, both indoors and outdoors. The tape can also be easily removed without leaving residue, making it a practical and versatile solution for temporary or permanent use.
Applications
Self-amalgamating tape is used for various purposes, including electrical insulation, sealing leaks, cable finishing, protecting cables and pipes, and repairing cables and conduits. Because it provides a waterproof and airtight seal, it is often used for sealing applications.
Dimensions
Our range includes self-amalgamating tape in four widths:
- 19 mm
- 25 mm
- 38 mm
- 50 mm
All our tapes have a standard length of 10 metres.
