Single Sided Tape with Dyneema® Composite Fabric (by the yard)
$2.00 – $4.00
This tape is made with adhesive stuck to thin Dyneema Composite Fabric as the backing material. It has a brown paper layer that peels away leaving clear adhesive stuck to a DCF strip. Just peel off the paper and press it smooth. No heat required. The adhesive will stick to many materials and is a good all-purpose repair tape for most of your gear. It will not stick to Silicone fabrics, or rough texture fabrics like the exterior most backpacks. Put it on the smooth interior of backpacks, rain gear, etc.
It is sold by the yard and will be cut in 1 continuous piece up to 15 yards. Overlap the ends of the sections for longer length seams.
Color: CT1E.08(OD2) – Olive Drab, CT1E.08 – White, CT1E.08/C21K.18 – Camo
Dyneema® is a trademark of DSM. Use of these trademarks requires approval from DSM
Description
This tape is made with adhesive stuck to thin Dyneema® Composite Fabric as the backing material. It has a brown paper layer that peels away leaving clear adhesive stuck to a DCF strip. Just peel off the paper and press it smooth. No heat required.
The tape is great for strengthening, sealing, or repairing sewn seams on your stuff sacks, backpacks, and tarps. It can also be cut into smaller patches for punctures or tears.
The adhesive will stick to many materials and is a good all-purpose repair tape for most of your gear. It will not stick to Silicone fabrics, or rough texture fabrics like the exterior most backpacks. Put it on the smooth interior of backpacks, rain gear, etc.
It is sold by the yard and will be cut in 1 continuous piece up to 15 yards. Overlap the ends of the sections for longer length seams.
Length: Sold by the yard
Width: 1 inch (2.54 cm)
Color: CT1E.08(OD2,BL3) – Olive Drab, CT1E.08 – White, CT1E.08/C21K.18 – Camo
Additional information
| Weight | 8.53 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 1 in |
| Type | CT1E.08 (White), CT1E.08/C21K.18 (Camo), CT1E.08(OD2,BL3) (olive drab) |
| Size |
| SKU | DSM010 |
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gvsope15 –
Will this tape stick to Xpac VX07?
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Carolyn –
Yes it will work with that fabric.
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Marshal Kline –
What’s the difference between this and the CT-PSA tape that you sell by the foot? Is one better/worse for creating a tarp seam? Patching a hole? Waterproofing a bag? I’m asking in reference to use on DCF, but would any of the answers be different if applied to some other fabric?
Thank you
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rymayer (verified owner) –
I used this product for a custom repair job on my Zpacks Arc Blast. It worked great.
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jamesshaughnessy –
Hi,
If joining sections of Dyneema to sections of Helion (with seams sewn also)… Will this tape adhere to the Helion fabric (as it does to the Dyneema) – well-enough to act as waterproof seamtape over the sewn seam?
And if so, will it adhere to better one side of the Helion, or equally well (front or back)?
Thanks in advance.
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Dave Gantz –
The tape will stick to Helion, but it will peel away after time and will need to be replaced. It does not adhere permanently.
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david-2063 –
What is the difference between CT1E.08 single sided tape and CT2E.08 single sided tape?
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Dave Gantz –
CT2E.08 is 8oz DCF. The tape we carry is .51oz or .67oz DCF.
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david-2063 –
Is .51oz or .67oz DCF. single side tape sufficient to seal a sewn 5oz DCF
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jackiespanielchapin –
Will your single sided tape with Dyneema composite work to seal a stitched seam on a polyurethane coated sil-poly fabric?
If not, can you please recommend a seam seal tape that will permanently bond to this fabric?
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Dave Gantz –
Our Dyneema tape will not work with Sil-poly fabric. We do not have seam seal tape for Sil-poly, we have patches and seam sealant, but no tape:
https://dutchwaregear.com/product-category/myg/tools-repair/
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Andrew Gephart (verified owner) –
dutch ware gear is top notch and they care about their customers. Ive purchased this single sided DCF tape twice already because I keep under estimating how many seams I actually have to tape, so I’m about to be making my third order and I now know – what ever I think I need – double it.
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