What Is Window Sealing Strip?
The self-adhesive and elastic trim used in window chink is called a window sealing strip. It is used to prevent the intrusion of rain, dust, etc. At the same time, it can reduce the damage caused by violent window opening and closing and also plays a role in sealing, sound insulation, heat insulation, etc.
Tanyo Industry provides high-quality sealing strip products at reasonable prices. This cost-effective product strategy gives us a competitive advantage in the market. Moreover, we also provide customized services to design and produce products that meet specific specifications and standards according to customer’s specific needs. Sealing strips can meet your various usage needs.
Window Weather Stripping By Material
Tanyo supplies all types of window weather stripping, including the most commonly used brush-type self-adhesive sealing strips, double-hole rubber sealing strips, and a series of other products, all with self-adhesive adhesive on the back.
When using, you only need to cut the required length and paste it to the chink. Our sealing strip is not easy to deform and fall off after long-term use.
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Rubber Sliding Window Bottom Sealing StripThe sealing strip made of high-quality silicone rubber can be selected in several styles such as single hole and double hole, and the shape can also be customized according to your needs.
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The shape with a brush on one side is very popular, and it can also clean up the dust in the slide during the opening and closing process. The sealing effect is also very good.
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Aluminium Window Frame Polyurethane Foam Seal StripThe outside is wrapped with pe, and the inside is made of polyurethane foam material. The S-shape fits the outline of the window, and the sealing effect is better.
For sliding windows, it is recommended to use brush-type sealing strips, which have low friction and smooth sliding, while also offering excellent dust and insect prevention. For casement windows, D-shaped or V-shaped sealing strips are recommended. In terms of material selection, foam sealing strips offer higher cost-effectiveness; if seeking a longer service life, silicone rubber is the better choice.
When removing self-adhesive sealing strips, first carefully pry up one corner of the strip with a blade, then lift and peel it off along its length. For stubborn sections, use a hairdryer to heat and soften the adhesive backing before peeling.
Weather-resistant sealing strips must be installed around all sides of the window. If air leakage occurs on the side, additional sealing strips can be added to the side.
Installing weatherstripping can seal window gaps, effectively preventing insects from entering the room.
