TimberTech® PRO-Tac™ Flashing and Joist Tape

Superior Sealing

Keeps water out by providing a superior seal around screws at the fastening site. Won’t bunch, bind, or tear during screw driving.

Heavy-Duty Use

This tape’s strong backing won’t tear easily, even when walking on or dragging boards across the joist.

High-Quality

The butyl adhesive provides an advanced, secure bond to joists that won’t peel off.

All-Weather

Use in all weather conditions; rated for use in temperatures from -70°F to 200°F.

Available Widths (Black)

1.625” for single joists (16 rolls x 65’ length)
2.5” for single joists (10 rolls x 65’ length)
3.25” for double beams (8 rolls x 65’ length)
4” for general flashing (6 rolls x 65’ length)
12” for general flashing (4 rolls x 25’ length)

Also available in 36-case pallets, with the exception of 12” tape

Tape Construction

• Adhesive: Butyl Rubber (20 mils)
• Liner: PET (2 mils)
• Backing: TPO (6.5 mils)
• Total Thickness: 28.5 mils (+/- 2 mils)

Instructions

Select a tape width that allows for overhang on each side and apply to the top of a joist or beam using firm pressure (preferably with a hand roller) to ensure adequate adhesion. It’s best to apply this tape to clean, dry lumber.

Questions about usage?

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Questions About Installation?

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What temperatures are rated for use?

PRO-Tac is rated for application temperatures from 20°F to 170°F and service temperatures from -70°F to 200°F. It’s best to apply this tape to clean, dry lumber.

What material is PRO-Tac tape?

PRO-Tac is a self-adhesive Butyl Tape with PET Liner.

What about double joists?

PRO-Tac is offered in five widths to accommodate a variety of applications. Use 1.625” or 2.5” tape for single joists, 3.25” tape for double beams, and for general flashing, use 4” or 12” wide tape.

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