Butyl Tapes

Butyl tapes are special self-adhesive tapes that are generally used to prevent water and air leaks, provide insulation and protect structural joints. These tapes are usually manufactured from butyl rubber or polymeric materials and have a wide range of uses.

They are especially preferred in the construction industry to seal glass and metal junctions, roof and window edges, and areas that require waterproofing. The adhesive properties of butyl tapes provide excellent adhesion between different surfaces and create a waterproof barrier by adapting to the dilatation movements of building materials. In addition, thanks to their elastic structure, they are resistant to temperature changes and offer long-term performance.

Butyl tapes are used not only in the construction industry, but are also preferred in many areas such as the automotive industry, shipbuilding and industrial maintenance. They are used in the automotive industry to prevent water and air leakage between the metal panels of vehicles. Butyl tapes are used to provide waterproofing in shipbuilding applications, including areas requiring waterproofing and ship hulls They are preferred for sealing in industrial maintenance and repair processes, pipelines or structural connection points.