Built Environment
Glass & Glazing.
Start with the application.
Glass and glazing enquiries need clear information about the assembly, adjoining materials and installation conditions. ETI can discuss tape families for evaluation against your specific requirement.

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APPLICATIONS TO DISCUSS
Connect the tape
to the task.
These application areas help frame your requirement. The exact tape construction and suitability need review for your process.
Foam and sealing requirements
Temporary surface protection
A BETTER STARTING POINT
Tell us about
your process.
Share what you know. You can discuss technical details with our team as the requirement develops.
Ask a technical question ↗- What glass and frame or adjoining materials are involved?
- What gap, joint or protection requirement needs review?
- What exposure and installation conditions should be considered?
CATALOGUE STARTING POINTS
Tape families
to explore.
These are catalogue examples for discussion. Product selection, specifications and suitability are confirmed with ETI for your application.
Spacer Tape
Keep spacing requirements visible in your glazing or panel enquiry. Spacer tape is considered where a foam strip helps define the gap between assembly parts. ETI needs the joint geometry and the surrounding sealing or bonding system to review the tape in context; a spacing strip alone does not establish the performance of the complete assembly.
EPDM Foam Seal Tape
Close the discussion around the gap, not just the roll. EPDM foam seal tape is considered for sealing and cushioning details around doors, windows and enclosures. ETI can review the joint size and compression available to help you enquire about a foam strip that fits the assembly and its conditions of use.
Surface Protection Tape
Protect a finished surface while it passes through fabrication, transport or installation. ETI’s surface protection range should be selected for the specific substrate and finish, with removal treated as part of the requirement. A trial on the actual material helps check adhesion, marking and release under the expected exposure conditions.
YOUR PROCESS. YOUR REQUIREMENT.
Let’s find the right
starting point.
Tell us the application, surfaces, dimensions and quantity. Our team can take the conversation forward.
