All Weather Waterproof Self-Adhesive Butyl Flashing Tape
- Multiple uses can be used for flat roofs, walls, villa tiles, etc.
- Strong adhesion, can withstand strong winds without falling off.
- Sun protection, heat insulation , and warmth.
- Self-adhesive design, simple construction.
What Is Flashing Tape?
Flashing tape, also called waterproof tape or butyl waterproof membrane, is a flexible butyl rubber material used to seal and waterproof gaps in building structures such as roofs, doors, windows, decks, or chimneys.
Tanyo Industrial produces a range of high-grade flashing tapes. Thickened butyl rubber is more durable. It does not liquefy in high-temperature environments, is waterproof and fireproof, and is suitable for indoor and outdoor working environments.
Flashing Tape By Feature
We focus on the production of high-grade butyl flashing tape. With many years of industry experience, we have successfully developed aluminum foil flashing tape, pleated surface butyl tape, and reinforced aluminum mesh flash tape.
These innovative products improve waterproof performance, enhance durability and applicability, and meet the special needs of different customers.
Flashing Tape By Colors
Our butyl waterflooding tape is available in a variety of color options, including the common camel, grey, and black colors. In addition, we can customize specific colors and sizes (width and length) according to customer needs.
If you are interested in our products and consider working with us, we will be more than happy to provide you with free samples so that you can personally evaluate their quality.
Related Products
Of course, the back of the flooding belt is made of butyl rubber, which has good stickiness, can be pasted with glass, stone, concrete, and other materials, and has the characteristics of never solidification
Butyl flashing tape can adhere to brick surfaces, so it can also be used to repair wall leakage problems.
After ensuring the seam between the window frame and the wall is dry, dust-free, and oil-free, peel off the backing paper of the tape. Press the tape flat along the edge of the window frame onto the seam, then trim any excess. Finally, use a roller or scraper to thoroughly press from the inside out, expelling air to ensure the tape is completely sealed without bubbles.
The aluminum foil side of the flashing tape can be painted, but its butyl rubber sealing surface must not be coated.
The service life of butyl flooding tape can reach 20-50 years, depending on the environment where it is used, temperature, and more.














