Self-Fusing Silicone Pipe Repair Wrap Tape for Plumbing and Fitting Protection
Lanben adhesive-free self-fusing silicone tape delivers reliable leak repair and fitting protection for plumbing. It bonds only to itself when stretched and wrapped tightly, creating a seamless watertight and airtight seal with no sticky residue left behind. Flexible enough to wrap awkward brass fittings and uneven joints, it works even on wet or lightly soiled surfaces. UV, salt and soil resistant, it is safe for underground burial and easy to cut away when removal is needed — ideal for quick on-site fixes and long-term corrosion shielding.
Product Overview
Lanben adhesive-free self-fusing silicone tape delivers reliable leak repair and fitting protection for plumbing. It bonds only to itself when stretched and wrapped tightly, creating a seamless watertight and airtight seal with no sticky residue left behind. Flexible enough to wrap awkward brass fittings and uneven joints, it works even on wet or lightly soiled surfaces. UV, salt and soil resistant, it is safe for underground burial and easy to cut away when removal is needed — ideal for quick on-site fixes and long-term corrosion shielding.
Applications
Emergency pipe leak repair and waterproof sealing
Plumbing joint protection
Brass fitting protection against moisture and outdoor exposure
Underground wrapping and corrosion control for brass fittings
FAQ
Q: What colors are available?
A: This silicone pipe repair tape is available in transparent, white and black to suit different plumbing and pipe wrapping applications. Custom colors are also available upon request.
Q: How long will the repair hold?
A: This is a temporary emergency solution. It can last weeks to months depending on pressure, temperature and wrapping technique. For a lasting fix, replace or professionally repair the damaged pipe section.
Q: Does it stick directly to the pipe?
A: No. It only fuses to itself. The start and finish layers must lock onto the tape, not rely on sticking to the pipe surface.
Q: Can this tape be buried underground?
A: Yes. It stands up to UV, salt and soil contaminants, so it works well underground to protect brass fittings from corrosion.
Q: How do I remove it?
A: Simply cut it off with scissors or a knife. No adhesive residue will remain.