ShurtapeLS 300 HVAC Line Set Tape, 55m Length x 48mm Width, Black (Pack of 1)

This tape worked great for closing slits and gaps in rigid foam pipe insulation. It's thin and strong, and yet easy to cut. As a DIYer, I was pleasantly surprised at the ease of use and the firm grip it has on the foam. I will likely buy again if I tackle another pipe insulation project.

I purchased this to wrap some foam that insulates. the copper tubing connected to my air conditioner condenser. It was easy to work with had a decent thickness and seems to be a high-quality material. It has not been on long enough in the outside elements to tell you if it’s durable overtime.

Worked perfect to install pipe cover

It may be too soon to tell, as I only did this install a few weeks ago. While this tape says ‘UV resistant’ , I’m not that impressed w/ the adhesive. Typically the A/C lines you’re insulating are outdoors and in the sun much of the time. After just a few weeks in the sun, this tape seems to be curling up at the edges and corners, so I’ll have to monitor for a season and see if it stays put, or needs replacing.

I used this to secure a foam insulation tube (much like a pool noodle) around an HVAC pipe. At first, I thought I could be stingy and run it lengthwise along the seam. Wow, that did not work at all. The tape refused to adhere to the foam. I decided to use the age-old wrapping technique, and that worked like a charm (so far). It took forever to wrap it around the length of two 5' tubes, but I'm pretty sure it'll hold throughout the winter and well into the spring.The material is a bit thinner than I expected, and it will tear easily if punctured (no embedded fiber, so not like duct tape at all). However, if it holds the foam and doesn't crack/fall apart from UV exposure, I will be a happy camper.

Great tape. Eas y to use and super sticky

I am not an HVAC technician. I got a recommendation from a home warranty tech to wrap my foam insulation around some pipes that go to my ac unit on the roof. He recommended this product. Usually I just see people rapping the insulation from one piece to another, but I was told you're supposed to wrap the entire insulation. So I did. So far, so good. Time will tell how long this works. I put a lot of effort into it. I just I hope the stuff really lasts, and if it doesn't last more than 2 years of southern California Sun, then I hope somebody comes up with something that's even stronger. Hopefully, 10 times stronger.

Good tape to secure AC line insulation and protect it from UV rays making it last a lot longer. Good value and size for application. The printing looks a little weird up close, but not really noticeable from the street.