Joint and Crack Tape replaces caulks.
September 23, 2002 - FluoroGrip® tape resists ozone, weather, and harsh chemicals such as organic and inorganic acids and aggressive solvents. It works in temperatures up to 450°F and is elastomeric to 330% elongation. Tape can be used to prevent corrosive or reactive liquids from leaking into expansion, control joints, and cracks in concrete and other materials. Fluoropolymer-based tape has plasma activated pressure sensitive adhesive, but no VOCs or hazardous solvents.
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Original Press release
Integument Technologies, Inc.
70 Pearce Ave.
Tonawanda, NY, 14150-6711
USA
Integument Technologies Offers Joint and Crack Tape Sealant System as Replacement for Chemical Resistant Caulks
Tonawanda, N.Y. - Integument Technologies, Inc., a science-based developer and manufacturer of engineered fluoropolymer systems of linings, films and coatings, announces the availability of the FluoroGrip® Joint and Crack Sealant System, a highly chemical and temperature resistant method for sealing joints or cracks in concrete.
The system consists of FluoroGrip® Joint Tape, a fluoropolymer-based (Teflon®) tape manufactured with advanced technology, plasma activated pressure sensitive adhesive for "peel-and-stick" ease of use. The tape is the ideal replacement for traditional chemical resistant caulks to protect against corrosive/reactive liquids leaking into expansion, control joints and cracks in concrete and other materials. The FluoroGrip® Sealant System stands up to the widest range of harsh chemicals such as organic and inorganic acids, aggressive solvents and more.
FluoroGrip® Joint Tape offers the superior reliability of a fully fluorinated material and is elastomeric, to 330% elongation. It features temperature resistance to 450°F and provides excellent ozone and weather resistance. The system is easier to install than traditional sealants for reduced labor and installation costs, and there are no VOCs and/or hazardous solvents, so it is safer to use.
For more information contact Integument Technologies, Inc., 70 Pearce Avenue, Tonawanda, NY 14150. Phone: (716) 873-1199. Fax: (716) 873-1303 e-mail: info@integument.com. Web site. www.integument.com
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