Electrical Insulating Tape

Electrical Insulating Tape

Description

Electrical insulating tape is a pressure-sensitive adhesive tape used to insulate electrical wires and other materials that conduct electricity. It is typically made of vinyl, rubber, or fabric and has high dielectric strength to prevent electrical leakage.

Specifications

• Material: Usually PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) or rubber-based

• Thickness: Ranges from 0.13mm to 0.25mm

• Width: Typically 18mm to 25mm

• Adhesive Type: Pressure-sensitive

• Temperature Resistance: Can withstand temperatures between -10°C to 80°C (varies by brand)

• Voltage Rating: Insulates up to 600V or more

• Flame Resistance: Some tapes are flame-retardant

• Colors Available: Black, red, blue, yellow, green, and more (for color coding)

• Weather Resistance: Some types are UV-resistant for outdoor use

Uses

• Insulating electrical wires to prevent shorts and shocks

• Bundling cables together to organize wiring systems

• Color-coding wires for easy identification

• Repairing minor cuts or abrasions in wire insulation

• Providing protection against moisture, dirt, and corrosion

• Temporary fixes for damaged insulation

• Shielding connections from dust and contaminants

• Used in automotive wiring and industrial electrical applications

Features

• Strong Insulation: Prevents electrical hazards

• Flexible and Stretchable: Can wrap around wires easily

• Durable Adhesive: Stays in place over time

• Weatherproof Options: Suitable for indoor and outdoor use

• Flame-Retardant Variants: Helps prevent fire risks

• Variety of Colors: Allows easy identification of different circuits

• Easy to Cut and Apply: Convenient for quick repairs