Aluminum Foil Tape Solvent-Based with Liner

Aluminum Foil Tape Solvent-Based with Liner

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Min Order Qty:: 1000 roll

Supply Capability:: 100000 roll/month

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1. Aluminum Foil Tape Description:

A high tensile strength aluminum foil backing, combined with a high performance water based adhesive or solvent Adhiesve

1) Soft aluminum foil, combined with a transparent high performance rubber-resin

adhesive, which provides high peel adhesion and strong holding power

2) Designed for sealing joints and seams of foil jacket facings in air-conditioning and ductwork

2. Main Features of Aluminum Foil Tape:

1) High tensile strength aluminum foil made from special aluminum
alloy, coated with aggressive solvent-based acrylic adhesive,
which provides high peel adhesion and quick sticking
2) Designed for sealing joints and seams of foil jacketing in
air-conditioning duct work

3. Aluminum Foil Tape Specifications:

1) Foil thickness: 15, 22, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50μm

2) Roll width: 48, 50, 60, 72, 75, 96, 100mm

3) Roll length: 27, 30, 45, 50m

4) Log roll: 1.06 x 45m, 1.06 x 50m

5) Jumbo roll: 1.06m x 1,000m, 1.06m x 1,000m

4. Aluminum Foil Tape Image

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5. Application of Aluminum Foil Tape:

Suitable in electronic and refrigeration fields due to its excellent thermal- and electrical conductivity.

6. Packaging:

We can do OEM production for different brands of products based on requirements of customers all over the world.

Cut roll: carton
Log roll: carton + pallet / wooden case
Jumbo roll: wooden case

7. FAQ

We have organized several common questions for our clients，may help you sincerely：

(1) How about your company?

A world class manufacturer & supplier of Aluminum Foil Tape and is one of the large-scale professional investment Aluminum Foil Tape bases in China. Annually more than 1000 containers of Aluminum Foil Tape are exported to markets in Europe, America and Japan.

(2)How to guarantee the quality of the products?

We have established the international advanced quality management system,every link from raw material to final product we have strict quality test；We resolutely put an end to unqualified products flowing into the market. At the same time, we will provide necessary follow-up service assurance.

(3) How long can we receive the product after purchase?

In the purchase of product within four working days, we will arrange the factory delivery as soon as possible. The specific time of receiving is related to the state and position of customers. Commonly 7 to 10 working days can be served

Q: I have always wanted to own my own business and be an entrepreneur. I plan to travel the world in the future and I know I am going to live in a big city when I'm older. I have been thinking about going to college for Communications because I want to work in the entertainment industry or something with traveling. BUT if I chose that road, I wouldn't be really owning my own business...So, I've recently been taking an intereste in REAL ESTATE and I know that they can make a really GOOD income. If I chose that route, I could own my own business, work when I want, and when I do work I would be getting paid a lot more.SOOOO my question is...Do Real Estate Agents in NYC get paid alot of money? How would one go about starting THEIR OWN real estate business?: Leasing agents are not paid. They strictly work on commission. You need a real estate sales license. Since they are commission only and you have to pay a desk fee most brokers are always willing to hire. it costs them nothing. You are very unlikely to earn 55k for 3-4 years. Expect close to nothing the first year. You have to find clients yourself, no one gives them to you, so unless you know a bunch of landlords that trust you you will not earn right away.

Q: What do i have to do to get or start to get my real estate license??: Obtaining a real estate license in your state, or other states in which you may have interest in doing business is not difficult if you know what to expect and can fulfill the requirements. With more experience in the Real Estate Industry than any of our competitors, we at Real Estate Express have assembled the most current real estate Pre License training courses to teach you exactly what you need to know to pass the actual state real estate license exam you will be taking – the first time!

Q: I'm thinking about taking a course in real estate appraisal. I have no experience in real estate. Can anyone tell me if this is a difficult course? Also, could you find work in the field?: Yes it can be especially when u never taken rela estate before. i took that course and it was challangeing but it was a good course gave me some ideas. i didnt pass the course but i did learn a lot. i wouldnt mind taking it again and being more serious about it, But it is challenging so if u take the course i recommend that you are serious and do a lot of reading at least 2 hours a day then u will have a chance to pass it.

Q: I'm 20 years old and a junior in college, my dad told me that most real estate investors that have become millionaires didn't go to college. How true is this, is it really that easy to get a loan and invest in real estate? I've read 4 books on real estate and attended a few seminars so far in the past 3 months as well as seen a few properties with potential for profit. The concepts seem pretty easy, the only thing I see is that its a lot of hard work. My dad has one rental property and my uncle just got one and it looks quite easy. Don' get me wrong, I know I have to roll up my sleeves and sometimes you may not make a profit for months and that's if you make a profit at all, but I want to know from someone who has experience, given the time and effort, could somebody strike it rich off real estate more easy than other fields? And is it more possible for any person who makes the effort or only few people have that special talent?I would definitely love to work for my self.: You don't strike it rich you get rich very very slowly. Getting started for most is very hard, first you buy a house to live in then try to buy another to rent out but you can't get a second loan. So you might move out of your house and rent it out. First time landlords make a lot of mistakes like trusting judgement about people instead of background checks and credit checks then when the tenant doesn't pay listening to excuses instead of starting evictions, most quit at that point. If you learn the landlord business you will be negative cash flow for years. Buy a house with say 1,000 mortgage and rent it out for 1,000 and you still have to pay for repairs and cover empty months etc. Raise the rent every year and in about 5 years you might break even so you support the rental house from your paycheck and save for a second rental. You can refinance if prices are up and refinance your home to get a down payment on a second rental. You might be 10 years into landlording before you have any profit monthly but if you were to do nothing else but buy and hold a few rentals after the mortgages are paid down or even before you will have cash flow and raise the rent every year. I know one couple who started with a run down 2 bedroom house cheap who now have 50 rental units but it has been 30 years not get rich quick and they and their children worked a lot of time cleaning and fixing things. They both work full time dealing with the rentals now.

Q: i need to real estate broker their training program, commission structure, oppotunities for floor time, and advantage and disadvantage.: There are so many websites may help you to what you exactly looking for. Go through Internet and check out. Real estate is one the best and money making business to do.

Q: in making money, what are the pros and cons of eachim thinking more of long term, I assume in real estate investment you can play it much more safer without losing heaps of money, but in stock money comes in faster, and it can lose faster too s and cons of them would be nice, thanks for the answers!: You said I assume in real estate investment you can play it much more safer without losing heaps of money WRONG assumption. The neighbors (or tenants) from hell can move in, the roof and boiler needs to be replaced. You nice tenants found mold. A city tree next to your property falls down, destroys a car and the owner sues you because you didn't advise the city that it was dieing and a danger. With the stock market, it can be riskier if you invest in the hot tip pennies or easy money scams some people here like to hipe. Or it can be safer if you invest in dividend paying blue chip stocks. Good stocks do go down in value, but in the past, they have always come back. Since 1926, there has never been a 20 year time period where the S%P 500 index would have lost money. Plus, with the stock market, you can also invest second hand in real estate, where you can own a well diversified selection of professionally managed properties via REITS and leave handling the tenents from hell, and the cost of a new roof to the REIT pros.

Q: Can anyone recomend a good book for learning about real estate? Im thinking of getting my license but really would like to do some reading on my own before I jump into it. and if it helps I live in Florida. and work for a home builder. Thanks: Go to your state website and look under Florida real esta license requirements. They usually recommend books there as well. If your looking into becoming an agent please just buy the Florida real estate basics or principles book and the Florida State exam book. Those are the only materials you should read through and throughly understand. Anything else will confuse you and the state usually wants you to know everything by the book. Also once you are ready to take the tests and the exam, study only the answers and not the questions. It elinates alot of headache when you are trying to study so much.

Q: Am I too young to start business as a real estate agent? I know a local place where I can take a course to become an agent and everything. If I like it, I'd like to become a broker eventually. Is it necessary that I have a college degree to do well? (2 or 4 year and what kind) Thanks.: YES! As long as you haven't gotten any criminal convictions under your belt, that is. No felonies on your record. A degree isn't required, but if you plan on going into investing, or dealing with a lot of commercial transactions, some extra education along that line can only help you. To become a broker (at least in NY) you must have had your salesperson's license for at least 1 year..making you AT LEAST 19 years of age before taking the course/exams. This (in NY) is soon to change to TWO years of salesperson licensing before becoming a broker, making the age to become a broker 20. My best advice to you is to be a salesperson for quite some time before branching out. That way, you'll be better prepared to take on the heavy responsibilities of being a broker

Q: Chapter 1 the very first paragraph: &quot;Only a century ago, buyers had few protection from unscrupulous sellers real estate agents. Instead, the Common-Law doctrine of caveat emptor (Latin phrase-let the buyer beware) prevailed.&quot; I've read it several times and every new time I read it's getting more complicating; this is chapter 1 and it has not yet covered anything about common-law. Besides that I also don't understand why the author is continuing the second sentence with the word 'Instead.' I already don't like the way the author has written this book. Please help if possible.: This has nothing to do with common law, at least not current common law. What this says is: 100 years ago, buyers of real estate were at the mercy of anyone selling real estate. Since there was no licensing at that time, many people in the real estate business were not ethical people. The agents and sellers represented only the sellers of real estate. There was no buyer representation. Buyers were left on their own to find their way thru a transaction. Ignore the instead. A common-law doctrine simply mean the law of the land (at that time); how it was done at that time. Caveat Emptor does mean let the buyer beware. By this, it was meant that buyers were solely responsible for knowing everything they needed to know about the property; there were no disclosure laws. What that says, in a nutshell, is: 100 years ago, people selling real estate were all about themselves and that the buyers needed to know exactly what they were getting into because no one was watching out for them in a real estate transaction.

Q: I was recently terminated and while I have a bit of a nest egg (severance package) I want to explore other fields of endeavour. Real estate and perhaps other fields where I am working with people.: You okorder Best, The Real Estate Group NY

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