NASHUA 307 Duct Tape Gray 60 yd HVAC Control
Gray duct tape with rubber adhesive on polyethylene-coated cloth backing, 60 yards long and 2-7/8 inches wide, rated at 65 oz/in adhesion for indoor or outdoor assembly.
- Product colorGray
- Strong hold for demanding jobs with 65 oz/in adhesion
- Clean removal without residue rated for indoor and outdoor use
- Durable polyethylene coated cloth backing resists tearing
- 60 yard roll covers large duct runs efficiently
- Gray 307 series tape suits general purpose repair tasks
HVAC Control Tape Series 307
The NASHUA 307 is a general-purpose duct tape built for assembly, manufacturing, construction and general maintenance tasks. It uses a rubber adhesive on a polyethylene-coated cloth backing for indoor or outdoor use. The gray roll measures 60 yards long by 2-7/8 inches wide and comes in a continuous format.
Replacing Cloth Tapes with Rubber Adhesive
This tape upgrades from basic cloth tapes when a 65 oz/in adhesion to steel is required for sealing or repair work. The jump is worth it for metalworking or warehouse jobs that need a polyethylene-coated backing for moisture resistance. It is not suited for applications that demand a clean-removal rating or a specific fire-retardant classification.
60-Yard Roll Capacity and Limits
A single 60-yard roll with 7-mil thickness provides enough length for extended duct sealing or bundling runs across a site. The rubber adhesive handles typical indoor and outdoor temperature swings during general repair. It runs out when the job requires a documented clean-removal window or an adhesive rated for extreme chemical exposure.
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- Price $6.99
- Cheaper than about 93% of the 1,762 comparable items (median $45.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | NASHUA |
| Product color | Gray |
Questions about this item
What surface width does the 2-7/8 in roll cover per wrap?
Each wrap covers 2-7/8 inches of duct or pipe circumference with the polyethylene-coated cloth backing.
How do I apply the rubber adhesive so it bonds at the rated 65 oz/in?
Clean the metal surface, press the tape firmly while unrolling, and smooth with a roller to remove air pockets that weaken adhesion.
When should I replace a section of the 307 series tape?
Replace any length that shows backing tears, adhesive ooze, or loss of stick after exposure to moisture or temperature cycles.
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