Polyethylene tape is a roll-shaped anti-corrosion material made by thermally bonding a rubber layer, primarily composed of butyl rubber, to a substrate layer, primarily composed of polyethylene.
The rubber layer ensures the product's adhesion, water absorption, and sealing performance; the substrate layer effectively ensures water permeability, heat aging resistance, tensile strength, and overall impact resistance of the tape.
The product features waterproofing, acid and alkali resistance, antibacterial properties, high tensile strength, chemical stability, high peel strength, high electrical strength, strong impact resistance, and low water absorption.
Polyethylene anti-corrosion tape has good extensibility and maintains flexibility over a wide temperature range, but it tends to harden at low temperatures.
