Description
About :
Electrical tape is a type of insulating tape used primarily in electrical work to insulate electrical wires and connections. It helps prevent electrical shorts, protects wires from environmental damage, and is essential for ensuring safety in electrical systems. Electrical tape is typically made of a flexible, durable material that can resist electricity, heat, moisture, and various environmental factors.
Also Known As :
Insulating Tape, PVC Tape, Wiring Tape, Power Tape, Black Tape, Voltage Tape.
Specification :
| Material | Polyvinyl Chloride |
| Color | Black |
| Length [Nom] | 60ft |
| Thickness [Nom] | 6 mil |
| Width [Nom] | 3/4 in |
| Prop 65 | No |
| MPI Catalog | Yes |
| Hazmat | NO |
| Part NO | 405-076308-92568 |
Features :
Most electrical tapes are made from vinyl (PVC), a flexible and durable plastic material. Vinyl provides good insulation, heat resistance, and is abrasion-resistant. It is also flexible, allowing it to conform to the shape of cables and connections.
Some types of electrical tape are made with rubber or cloth backing, particularly for specialized applications where enhanced flexibility or heat resistance is needed.
Many electrical tapes are designed to be flame-retardant or self-extinguishing to reduce the risk of fire in case of an electrical fault or malfunction. This feature is especially important in environments where high voltages are present.
Electrical tape is highly flexible and can easily stretch or conform to curved surfaces, making it ideal for wiring in tight spaces or around irregularly shaped components.
