Bsc Preferred T988100G Hvac Duct Repair Tape 16 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T988100G is a moisture-resistant foil tape designed for weatherproofing, HVAC system sealing, duct repairs, and general maintenance applications. Constructed to resist tearing under typical field conditions, this tape holds up in demanding environments where standard tapes fail. It is sold as a case of 16 rolls, making it a practical bulk purchase for HVAC contractors, sheet metal workers, and building maintenance professionals who keep tape on hand for daily service calls. The tear-resistant construction and moisture barrier properties make it a go-to option for duct sealing and weatherproofing tasks on residential and light commercial systems.

This tape is suited for use on HVAC ductwork, including supply and return air duct connections, seams, and patches where a moisture-resistant seal is required. It is also appropriate for general weatherproofing applications on building materials and mechanical systems. Sold in a case quantity of 16, it is well-suited for contractors and supply rooms that require consistent stock for ongoing service and installation work. This product is equivalent to part number S-7178G.

Key Features

• Moisture-resistant construction suitable for HVAC and weatherproofing applications
• Tear-resistant material for reliable field use and handling
• Sold in a case of 16 rolls for bulk inventory management
• Compatible with duct repair, seam sealing, and general maintenance tasks
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-7178G

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-equivalent replacement for part number S-7178G. Suitable for general HVAC duct repair, weatherproofing, and maintenance applications on residential and light commercial systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by HVAC technicians or sheet metal workers during duct sealing or weatherproofing service. Before applying, ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free of dust, grease, or loose material for proper adhesion. Power down or de-energize the associated HVAC system before accessing internal ductwork or air handler connections. Follow local mechanical codes and manufacturer guidelines for duct sealing requirements.