SIGA Rissan 100 - Single-Sided Flexible Airtight Sealing Tape - 100 x 25m roll - Box of 6 rolls

SIGA Rissan 100 - Single‑Sided Strongly Adhesive Tape - 100 x 25m roll - Box of 6 rolls

SIGA Rissan 100 is a wide, highly flexible single‑sided sealing tape designed for creating durable airtight seals on membranes, vapour control layers, and penetrations on the warm side of the building envelope. Its 100 mm width and elastic backing make it ideal for sealing large or irregular areas, curved surfaces, and movement‑prone junctions where standard tapes cannot maintain a reliable airtight bond. Rissan 100 is engineered for interior airtightness detailing, especially around cables, pipes, ducts, junctions, and wide membrane overlaps. The tape’s flexible backing conforms tightly to uneven or curved surfaces without lifting, ensuring a long‑lasting airtight seal.

Its high‑performance acrylic adhesive delivers strong, durable bonding on smooth and slightly rough substrates. Rissan 100 is non‑toxic, solvent‑free, and fully compatible with SIGA membranes such as Majpell 5, Majpell 25 and Majrex 200. Rissan 100 provides exceptional flexibility, wide coverage, and strong long‑term adhesion, making it the preferred tape for sealing large or complex detailing zones. Its ability to conform to irregular shapes ensures airtightness where standard tapes would fail.

CHARACTERISTICS

• Wide 100 mm format - ideal for large overlaps, broad detailing zones and wide penetrations.
• Strong acrylic adhesive - ensures durable, airtight bonding on membranes and smooth surfaces.
• Reinforced backing - high tear resistance for secure detailing.
• Airtight sealing - prevents uncontrolled air leakage and improves energy efficiency.
• Non‑toxic & solvent‑free - safe for installers and occupants.
• Easy handling - stable tape structure for clean application.
• Compatible with SIGA membranes —-ideal for Majrex and other interior VCLs.

APPLICATION

• Sealing overlaps in vapour control layers
• Airtight detailing around penetrations
• Joint sealing on interior membranes
• Timber‑frame and steel‑frame airtightness
• Low‑energy and Passivhaus construction