Hunton Tescon Vana tape 75mm

Indoor

Tescon Vana creates an airtight seal of vapor brakes and barriers, as well as airtightness of wood-based boards.

Outside

Tescon Vana creates a durable seal, as it is a black adhesive and age-resistant special tape for overlaps and details on canvas, foils, plaster, wood and wood-based panels.

The tape can be used both on roofs, walls and other places in the construction.

With Hunton Tescon Vana, all sealing can be done indoors and outdoors between the same material and adjacent products with a smooth surface (e.g. plastic pipes and wood). On uneven surfaces (eg concrete and porous fiberboard) Hunton Tescon Primer must be used.

Basis

Before gluing, the substrate must be brushed clean and free of dust with a brush or cloth. Gluing on frozen substrates is not possible. The substrate must be free of water-repellent agents, such as silicone or grease. The substrate must have sufficient load capacity.

With Tescon Vana, a permanent seal is guaranteed on all indoor and outdoor membranes and cloths, as well as other plastic and airtight products (e.g. PE, PA, PP and aluminum foils), in addition to roof and wall membranes (e.g. PP).

Sealing of smooth and painted wooden surfaces, hard plastic and metal (e.g. pipes and windows), wooden products (chipboards, OSB, plywood, MDF or similar) are perfect areas of use for the Tescon Vana tape.

Porous wood fiber boards such as Hunton Vindtät, Hunton Underlagstak™ and Hunton Trossbotten must be primed with Hunton Tescon Primer for permanent sealing.

With Tescon Vana, the best results are achieved on clean and smooth surfaces. Therefore, check the surface before attaching the tape.

Adhesion tests have been carried out to guarantee the best possible results.

Generally

The sealing with tape should not be subjected to stretching or pressure. After sealing, permanent load-bearing membranes, mesh or the weight of other glued components must be included in the structural support system. Sealing and glued surfaces can also be supported by installing battens or the like.

Press the tape down firmly against the surface. Check that it has adhered to the surface, and smooth the tape. Folded or braided surfaces do not get as good adhesion as smooth surfaces. Provide good ventilation with a stable temperature to avoid excessive humidity. Feel free to use a dehumidifier.