Pro-source DR23Y Duct Tape 2 in 8.7 Mil Polyethylene Yellow

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE DR23Y is a yellow polyethylene foam duct tape designed for general-purpose sealing, bundling, and wrapping applications across HVAC, plumbing, and light industrial work. The tape measures 2 inches wide and 8.7 mil thick, with a rubber adhesive backing that delivers 19 pounds per inch of tensile strength. Each roll provides 60 yards of usable length. Its polyethylene foam construction resists moisture and conforms to irregular surfaces, making it a reliable choice for pipe bundling, seaming ductwork runs, and securing insulation in tight spaces. HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general contractors commonly keep this tape on hand for a wide range of field tasks.

This tape is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a flexible, conformable tape is needed. Rated for use between 23 degrees F and 104 degrees F, it handles most seasonal temperature swings encountered in standard duct and pipe work. Typical uses include box closing, pipe bundling, sealing vapor barriers, seaming flexible duct jackets, and general wrapping tasks on job sites. The yellow color aids in visual identification in multi-tape work environments.

Key Features

• Polyethylene foam tape construction for flexibility and moisture resistance
• Rubber adhesive with 19 lb per inch tensile strength for secure bonding
• 2 inches wide and 8.7 mil thick for substantial coverage and durability
• 60-yard roll length reduces mid-job roll changes
• Operating range of 23 degrees F to 104 degrees F suits most field conditions
• Yellow color for easy identification on multi-material jobs

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose duct tape for box closing, bundling, pipe bundling, sealing, seaming, and wrapping applications in HVAC, plumbing, and light industrial trade work.

Installation Notes

Apply to clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion. Remove dust, oil, or moisture from the substrate before taping. This tape is not rated for direct contact with high-heat surfaces such as flue pipes or supply plenums above 104 degrees F. Follow applicable mechanical and building codes when sealing duct systems that require listed or rated tape.