Our range of composite sealant tapes
| Last Name | Max Temp | Use | Process |
|---|---|---|---|
| LSM6000 | 90°C | Low temperatures | Vacuum infusion |
| LSM3000Flex | 90°C | Diadrain MP Special Edition + Connectors | Vacuum infusion |
| LSM1310 | 110°C | Low temperatures | Hyper tack | Vacuum infusion |
| LSM4000 | 140°C | Intermediate temperatures | Oven – Vacuum infusion – Autoclave |
| LSM4200 | 140°C | Intermediate temperatures | Oven – Vacuum infusion – Autoclave |
| SM5127 | 205°C | Standard | Oven – Vacuum infusion – Autoclave |
| LSM7000 | 210°C | High temperatures | Flexible | Oven – Autoclave |
| LSM8000 | 230°C | Very high temperatures | Oven – Autoclave |
| SM5126 | 232°C | Very high temperatures | Oven – Autoclave |
| SM5160 | 399°C | Thermoplastics | Oven – Autoclave |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is composite sealant tapes used for?
Sealing compound is used to ensure that a vacuum bag forms an airtight seal over a mold. It prevents air from escaping during the vacuum or curing cycle, ensuring an effective and consistent vacuum.
What is the maximum operating temperature for Diatex sealant tapes ?
Depending on the product code, our sealant tapes can withstand temperatures ranging from 90°C to 399°C, making them suitable for use in all processes: infusion vacuum, autoclave, oven, and thermoplastics.
Are sealant tapes for composites compatible with all types of molds?
Yes. Diatex sealant tapes adhere perfectly to composite, metal, or wooden molds. They provide a strong bond and leave no residue when removed.
Can sealant tapes be reused?
No, they are designed for single-use to ensure a perfect seal during each production cycle. However, they can be removed cleanly and quickly, without requiring any additional cleaning.
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