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40 Below™ Platinum Flashing Tape
Description

40 Below Platinum is a premium, self-adhesive, flashing tape to seal around windows, doors, and other joinery openings as a secondary defence against water. It is compatible with all building wraps and has an advanced poly-acrylic adhesive for an aggressive and dependable performance in temperatures ranging between -10˚C to 40˚C.

It has a distinctive silver aluminium facer, with excellent water resistance and UV resistance of 180 days. This tape is super ultra-thin and pliable, so there is no build-up in corners. Masons 40 below Platinum is certified by CodeMark and complies with the New Zealand Building Code.

Key Features
  • Silver aluminium facer, with excellent water resistance 
  • UV resistance for up to 180 days
  • Advanced poly-acrylic adhesive for an aggressive and dependable performance in temperatures ranging between -10˚C to 40˚C
  • Ultra-thin and pliable so no build-up in corners
Scope of Use
  • For commercial and residential construction
  • A flashing tape to seal around all joinery openings as a secondary defence against water
  • Compatible with all house wraps 
  • Compatible with most building sealants — check suitability with sealant manufactures. Alternatively, do a patch test before use
Limitations on Use

Storage and handling:

  • Masons 40 Below Platinum Flashing Tape should be stored on end, under a cover, in a clean and dry area

Installation:

Masons 40 Below Platinum Flashing Tape and Masons Corner Guards must be installed in accordance with the installation instructions downloadable from this page or on the packaging. Please also note:

  • Ensure the 40 Below Tape completely covers the joinery opening
  • To ensure maximum adhesion of the tape, make sure the substrate surface is clean, dry, and free from any dust or other contaminants. Flaps are folded into the opening and secured
  • The building wrap is installed as shown to the exterior face of the frame. A window and door openings are cut at a 45˚ angle away from each corner, then the flaps are folded into the opening and secured
  • 40 Below Platinum Flashing Tape must not be stretched. When joining 2 sections of tape, overlap by 100mm or more
  • 2 layers are required on the sill for nail and screw sealability
  • Compatible with most building sealants, check suitability with sealant manufacturers. Alternatively, do a patch test before use

Rigid Air Barriers:

  • 40 Below is tested and approved for sealing the joints on Rigid Barriers
  • Tested and approved for use with BGC Durrabarrier and OS’BraceRAP

 

Statement of Building Code Compliance

Masons 40 Below Platinum Flashing  Tape is CodeMark certified and complies with NZBC.

  • For a risk score between 0-20 in accordance with NZBC Acceptable Solution E2/AS1 - PASS
  • B2 Durability, E2 External Moisture, and F2 Hazardous Materials. Reliable adhesion -10˚C to +40˚C
  • NZS3604 Building Wind Zones up to and including ‘Extra High’ AS/NZS 4201.4:1994
  • Tested to ASTM D3330 for adhesion and AAMA-711.5.21 for nail and screw sealability.
In-Service History

Masons Plastabrick Ltd has been in the industry for over 20 years

Documents
BPIR/PTS
Data Sheet
Material Safety Data Sheet
CodeMark Product Certificate

CMNZ70075: July 2024

Specification Clause/Guide
Installation and Operation
Maintenance and Warranty
Brochure

2020

Since being established in 1999, Masons has become a key supplier in the New Zealand building industry, offering a variety of quality systems and products for a whole range of building requirements.

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