Black Swan 10320 Corrugated Tile Tape

Product Description

The BLACK SWAN 10320 is a corrugated tile tape designed for sealing and joining corrugated drainage tile in agricultural, residential, and light commercial drainage applications. This tape forms a secure bond over the corrugated profile of drainage pipe, helping to maintain flow direction and prevent soil intrusion at joints. Plumbers, drainage contractors, and irrigation specialists typically specify this product when installing or repairing subsurface drainage systems. Its peel-and-apply format makes field installation straightforward without the need for primers or additional adhesives.

This tape is suited for use on corrugated plastic drainage tile commonly found in yard drainage, French drain systems, foundation perimeter drainage, and agricultural field tile installations. It is applied at pipe joints and connection points to secure sections and maintain system integrity. The product is sold individually, making it easy to stock in the quantities needed for a given job.

Key Features

• Designed specifically for the corrugated profile of drainage tile for a conforming, gap-resistant seal
• Adhesive backing allows direct application without primers or separate bonding agents
• Suitable for subsurface drainage environments where soil and moisture exposure is continuous
• Sold as an individual unit for flexible quantity purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style tape for use with corrugated plastic drainage tile in residential, agricultural, and light commercial subsurface drainage systems.

Installation Notes

Drainage tile tape is typically installed by plumbers or drainage contractors working on subsurface pipe systems. Clean and dry the pipe surface at the joint before applying the tape to ensure proper adhesion. Follow local plumbing and drainage codes, which may reference IPC guidelines for drainage system installation. Avoid stretching the tape excessively during application, as this can reduce long-term bond strength over the corrugated surface.