Unique functional layer
Water and wind tightness
Resistance to UV rays and heat
Durability and scientific progress
Juosta lipni Tyvek® Tape Plus akrilinė 6 cm x 25 m(en translation)
Tyvek® Tape Plus is a universal acrylic adhesive tape with a modified acrylic adhesive layer, suitable for use in wet and cold conditions.
Product information
Name: 2062B Tyvek® Tape Plus Acrylic
Material composition: Tyvek® HD-PE and acrylic adhesive
Product description and application
Tyvek® Tape Plus is a universal acrylic adhesive tape with a modified adhesive layer, suitable for wet and cold conditions. It ensures a tight seal between diffusion and vapor barrier films, reinforces tears and seals joints with roof elements. The tape can be used for interior and exterior applications.
Due to its high initial adhesion, it adheres well to Tyvek® membranes, plastic, masonry, metal, OSB and other wood panels, non-woven materials, and various membranes. The tape is highly resistant to aging, water, moisture, chemicals, and environmental influences. It adheres reliably even at temperatures as low as –5 °C.
Storage and installation conditions
- Before use, it is recommended to check for chemical compatibility with the substrate, paint, or other materials.
- For ideal adhesion, the surface must be dry and clean (free of dust, grease, or solvents).
- The tape should be cut with a sharp, safe knife or scissors.
- Rolls must be stored in their original packaging in a clean, dry environment, away from direct sunlight.
- Recommended for use when the ambient temperature is ≥ –5 °C.
- Storage temperature: +10 °C to +30 °C.
Techninės charakteristikos
| Roll length | 25 m |
| Roll width | 6 cm |
| Weight (without inner base) | 300 g/m2 |
| Thickness | 400 µm |
| Adhesive protective coating | Paper tape |
| Tensile strength | 260 N/50 mm |
| Elongation at break | 12 % |
| Tape adhesion | 25 N/25 mm |
| Temperature range | From -40 °C to +100 °C |
Manufactured by DuPont, Luxembourg
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What is a windproof membrane and how does it differ from a roof diffusion membrane?
A windproof membrane is a breathable (diffusion) material compliant with EN 13859-2, suitable for the waterproofing of wall structures. Important: A membrane compliant only with EN 13859-2 can be used exclusively in wall structures. If the material complies with both EN 13859-1 and EN 13859-2, it can be used in both wall and roof structures.
What is the function of a diffusion membrane?
Its main function is waterproofing—protecting wooden wall or roof structures from external moisture. Additional functions: protection against wind penetration into the insulation layer and removal of internal moisture through diffusion.
What are the advantages of using diffusion membranes in roof and wall structures compared to non-breathable materials?
Diffusion membranes allow for more flexible design solutions, the use of soft thermal insulation materials, and provide 100% protection against rain and wind.
What are three-layer diffusion membranes? Their structure, advantages, and disadvantages?
They are a type of breathable membrane made of 3–4 layers with specific functions. Typically: two protective spunbond layers + one very thin polyethylene functional layer.
Advantages: low market price, good mechanical strength during installation.
Disadvantages: short lifespan due to thin functional layer, poor temperature resistance under metal cladding, weak vapor permeability.
What are the key parameters to consider when choosing a diffusion membrane?
- Water resistance class (W1)
- Thickness of the functional layer (the thicker, the better)
- Temperature and UV resistance
- Vapor permeability (Sd value)
- Additional: tensile strength, manufacturer’s warranty.
What is the Sd value?
The equivalent air layer thickness of water vapor resistance (in meters).
Lower Sd → more vapor permeability, higher breathability.
Higher Sd → stronger vapor barrier.
Typical Sd: diffusion membranes 0.015–0.07 m; vapor barriers 2–2000 m.
What does water column height indicate?
It shows the amount of water a membrane can withstand on its surface. New membranes: 0.8–6 m. More important: durability after natural or artificial aging.
What is the minimum water column height for diffusion membranes?
According to EU standards, to achieve W1 class, a membrane must withstand 20 cm water column for 2 hours.
Why must membranes for roofs and walls be UV resistant?
UV rays degrade polyethylene and polypropylene layers, especially the thin functional layer, causing cracks and loss of waterproofing.
How to protect membranes from harmful UV effects?
Choose high-quality, certified materials with warranty.
Cover membranes quickly after installation to avoid prolonged sun exposure.
Does overall thickness affect the quality of a diffusion membrane?
No. Only the thickness of the functional layer affects durability. Overall thickness mainly determines mechanical strength.
What is the functional layer?
It is the active layer responsible for functionality: blocks water and wind, allows vapor passage.
What is the typical thickness of the functional layer in diffusion membranes?
Multi-layer membranes: 11–45 µm.
Tyvek membranes: two functional layers, 175–220 µm each.
No need to know
everything. FAQ
Answers to frequently asked questions about films and sealing products
What is the durability of diffusion membranes?
Studies (2018) show: standard multi-layer membranes last 6–9 years. Tyvek membranes remain functional for 20+ years. Study link
Should diffusion membranes be taped?
Yes. Taping ensures a continuous, airtight wall or roof structure. Insulation performs best when dry and sealed.
Can 200-micron polyethylene film be used for sealing?
No. Thickness in microns is irrelevant. Key parameter: Sd value (recommended ≥10–13 m). Also check:
a) CE certification
b) Airtightness tests
c) Durability (15–20 years warranty recommended)
d) Low elasticity (for proper installation)
e) Fire class (A2 class membranes now available).
Are all sealing tapes the same?
No. They differ in carrier layers and adhesive formulas. Since tapes are not CE-certified, choose branded products with ≥10 years warranty.
How to choose a quality vapor barrier membrane?
- Low elasticity
- CE and EN 13984 certification
- Fire resistance ≥ E class
- Temperature resistance –40 °C to +80 °C
- Zero air permeability (Bendtsen method)
- Durability after artificial aging.
How to choose a quality sealing tape?
Check:
- Versatility of application
- UV resistance
- Operating temperature range
- Warranty.
Are all flexible sealing foams the same
No. They differ in composition and technology. Example: DuPont Insta Stik Flex+ with patented technology, airtight, usable without inner tape (with DuPont DUO system). Only DuPont offers up to 25-year warranty for foams.
Can windows be sealed with mastic?
Yes. When choosing mastic, check:
- UV resistance (≥5–6 months)
- Paintability/plaster compatibility
- Airtightness
- Certification and durability tests
- Warranty.
Is smart vapor control suitable for my home? Will it let vapor through?
Yes, for standard residential houses it is ideal. Not suitable for very humid rooms (e.g. sauna, pool).
Are all reflective membranes the same?
No. For maximum benefit, choose products with:
- Sd value ≥1500 m
- Emissivity ≤0.05 (lower value = higher heat reflection, e.g. 0.05 = reflects up to 95% heat).