Air conditioning pipe bandage strip

Air conditioning pipe bandage strip is used to secure and protect the pipes connecting indoor and outdoor units. It tightly wraps the copper pipes and insulation, protecting them from scratches, aging, and aesthetically pleasing the pipes, ensuring stable operation of the air conditioning system.
Suitable for installation and maintenance of residential and commercial air conditioning ducts, it meets the needs of wrapping new installations and renovating existing ducts.
Manufactured from weather-resistant PVC or PE materials, it undergoes UV resistance and tensile strength testing to ensure durability.
This service includes pre-sales selection and usage guidance. Advantages include strong adhesion, easy wrapping, aging resistance, and wide compatibility. Air conditioning pipe wrapping tape is a specialized protective and securing material for connecting pipes between indoor and outdoor units. Its core advantages are "all-round protection and long-lasting durability." Made from weather-resistant PVC, PE, or flame-retardant cloth, it's UV-resistant (UVA protection rating UVA 40+), heat-resistant (-30°C to 80°C), and resistant to aging and cracking. It tightly wraps around the copper pipes and insulation, effectively shielding them from scratches, moisture, and insects, while also reducing vibration and noise, delivering both protection and noise reduction. Available in mainstream widths from 15mm to 50mm, it's compatible with pipes of varying diameters. Some models feature a strong adhesive backing that maintains its adhesion and easily tears without tools. It meets the fire safety requirements of commercial computer rooms and high-rise buildings. Available in white and black, it complements building exteriors and interior decor, enhancing the aesthetics of the pipes. The application scenarios cover a wide range of applications, including pipe wrapping for new installations of household wall-mounted/cabinet air conditioners, commercial central air conditioners, multi-split units, and ducted air conditioners, as well as renovation and repair of damaged insulation layers on old air conditioning pipes. Whether it is sun- and rain-proofing outdoor pipes or neatly fixing indoor concealed pipes, it can provide long-term protection for air conditioning system pipes, ensure insulation effect and operational stability, and extend the service life of the pipes.