1.89 in. x 10 yds. Bath Fan Installation Air Filter Duct Tape

A:  Yes, this tape will work for you unconditioned attic. Good luck with your project!

A:  I believe it can.

A:  It works great for everything! Better than any old duct tape I give it a ten.

A:  Yes. Under all normal circumstances it would work great. Just probably wouldn't last long if used on a wood or gas stove pipe. Too much heat for the adhesive.

A:  Thank you for your question. Yes, Nashua Bath Fan Installation Tape can be used in duct installations where the operating temperature will range from 40-200°F. Best of luck with your project.

A:  I would think so

A:  Yes, this tape can be used in duct installations where the temperature will range from 40-200°F.

A:  Yes, you peel off the paper backing and it is adhesive.

A:  This is an aluminum foil tape that is 1.89 in wides and has a super strong adhesive back. It sticks to any shiny surface such as flexible ducts, metal ducts, aluminum, etc...

A:  Yes, its pretty sticky. I like to cut it into 6 inch pieces to make it easier to work with. If you tape it down and have to remove it, it can rip and you may have to throw it out and get a new piece.

A:  Yes, very. The foil tap adhesive is protected by a paper-backing.

A:  Thank you for your question. The Nashua Bath Fan Installation Tape features a foil facing and a clear synthetic rubber adhesive which is protected by a removable paper release liner. Best of luck with your project.

A:  It is not intended for that purpose, It's intended for unheated vent pipes.

A:  I would have to say no but I will let you decide. Below are the specifications for applying the tape and what is the optimum operating (HOLD) temperature range. As you can see, the max holding temperature is 125 (F). Maximum application temperature (F) 200 Minimum application temperature (F) -10 Maximum hold temperature (F) 125 Minimum hold temperature (F) -20

A:  Yes, it will!

A:  It will work on any duct that does not get above 400 deg.F. Higher temps will cook the glue and may cause smoke fumes. The foil itself will withstand 1200 deg.F before melting.

A:  Thank you for your question. Nashua Bath Fan Installation Tape features a rubber based adhesive that unfortunately would not be expected to withstand long-term exposure to the high temperatures it would endure on a boiler exhaust duct and would not be suitable for the application. Best of luck with your project.