Multi-Purpose Duct Tape
- SKU
- T-NTP-MPDT
Description
Cloth Duct Tape for Repairs
Rothco Multi-Purpose Duct Tape is a heavy cloth-backed tape for quick repairs in the field and at home: patching a torn pack, binding a loose strap, wrapping a handle or sealing a case. Some people call it 100 mile an hour tape. It comes in olive drab, coyote brown and black, so a fix on tactical gear can match the kit around it.
Features
- PE-Coated Cloth Backing — A woven cloth core is coated in polyethylene (PE), a water-resistant plastic layer, which gives the tape both strength and a smooth outer face.
- 9-Mil Thickness — At 9 mil, or nine thousandths of an inch, the tape is heavier than thin general-purpose rolls.
- 1.89 In x 60 Yd Roll — Each roll is 1.89 inches (48 mm) wide and 60 yards (about 55 m) long.
- Conforms to Surfaces — The tape shapes itself to the material underneath, so the adhesive keeps contact on curved and uneven surfaces.
- Tears and Hangs Straight — It tears cleanly and hangs flat off the roll instead of curling back on itself while you work.
- Three Colors — Olive drab, coyote brown and black match the most common colors of military and tactical gear.
- Field and Home Use — The same roll handles gear repairs on the trail and general fixes around the house or workshop.
- Made in USA — Rothco lists this tape as manufactured in the United States.
Build and Sizing
The tape combines a cloth scrim with a polyethylene coating at a total thickness of 9 mil, which lets it flex around an object while still holding up to handling. At just under 2 inches wide, it covers a strap or seam in one pass, and 60 yards on a roll is enough to keep one in a vehicle, range bag or toolbox for a long time.
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Customer Reviews
Top customer reviews
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Holds like crazy and blends inBeen using this on my hunting blind to patch up some tears in the fabric and it has held up thru rain and wind no problem. The olive color is nice because it doesnt stand out like that ugly gray tape does. I also used a strip to bundle some poles together in my truck bed and it stuck STRONG. Only thing is the roll ends kinda got stuck to itself when I first opened it and I lost a little bit peeling it apart.