INSULATION TAPE Specifications and features

Overview

Insulation tape, also known as electrical tape, is a popular product used to insulate electrical wires and other materials. It provides protection against electrical currents and is commonly used in various industrial and domestic applications

About this item

• Primary electrical insulation for all wire, cable splices and bus applications up to 600 volts
• Used for protective jacketing on high voltage cable splices, repairs and harnessing wires and cables
• Apply in half-lapped layers with some tension for a uniform wind and no tension on the last wrap
• This pressure-sensitive rubber based tape inhibits corrosion of electrical conductors
• For indoor and outdoor applications, temps from 0F to 212F (-18C to 105C), in varying weather conditions (including UV exposure)
• Flame Retardant rated per UL 510 and RoHS 2011/65/EU Compliant

Additional features:

• Resistant to UV rays, abrasion, moisture, alkalies, acids, corrosion and varying weather conditions
• Cold and sunlight resistant
• Thicker backing for faster build-up / less wraps
• Provides added insulation and excellent adhesion to steel in all weather conditions
• Hot and cold weather performance with operating temperatures between 0F and 221F (-18C and 105C)
• Compatible with solid dielectric cable insulations, as well as epoxy and polyurethane resins

Applications:

• Suitable for harsh indoor, extreme & exposed outdoor uses
• For heavy commercial and industrial environments
• Primary electrical insulation for all wire and cable splices rated up to 600 volts and 105C (221F)
• Primary electrical insulation for 600-volt bus applications, and protective jacketing for high and low voltage bus
• Protective jacketing for high voltage cable splices and repairs

Tech specifications