Repair tape ks tools Puncture Repair Tape Vulkanisierendes Pannenband 38mm – 38 mm width for tyre puncture repair

ks tools Repair tape Vulkanisierendes Pannenband 38 mm is a vulcanising puncture repair tape designed for restoring the integrity of tubeless tyres. The 38 mm width provides a broad sealing surface to cover puncture holes and embedded objects, creating a chemical bond with rubber when installed correctly. This tape is intended for use in workshop and mobile tyre repair settings and is compatible with standard tyre repair tools and insertion methods for vulcanising strips.

Advantages

The vulcanising compound in this repair tape forms a strong bond to the tyre rubber, producing a permanent-seeming repair when combined with proper surface preparation and installation. Its consistent 38 mm width offers predictable coverage for a range of puncture sizes and locations. The tape is easy to handle during installation and stores compactly for transport in service vehicles or tool kits.

Suitable for

• Repairing tubeless passenger car and light commercial vehicle tyres
• Workshop tyre service and mobile roadside repair
• Sealing punctures caused by nails, screws or small sharp objects

Key specifications

• Type: vulcanising puncture repair tape
• Width: 38 mm
• Form: adhesive vulcanising strip for tyre repair
• Intended use: tubeless tyre repairs, internal bonding with rubber
• Storage: compact roll suitable for workshop or mobile kits

How to use

Prepare the tyre by removing the wheel if necessary and locating the puncture. Clean and roughen the interior of the tyre around the puncture to ensure good adhesion. Insert the vulcanising strip into the puncture using the appropriate insertion tool, ensuring the tape seats fully and contacts the tyre rubber. Trim excess material and, if recommended by the repair procedure, apply heat or vulcanising cement to activate the bond according to the selected repair method and safety guidelines.

Recommendations

Use this repair tape only for tubeless tyre repairs and follow recognised tyre repair standards. Ensure proper cleaning and preparation of the repair area, use suitable insertion tools, and verify the repair by inflating the tyre and checking for leaks. For large or sidewall damage, or where safety regulations require, replace the tyre rather than repair it.