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Scotch Vinyl Color Coding Electrical Tape 35, 1/2 in x 20 ft, Orange (Pack of 4)

$30.76
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Product Information

ASINB0CZ6G62KD
CategoryFashion
AvailabilityIn Stock

About this item

  • The information below is per-pack only
  • MULTI-PURPOSE: Excels in wire and phase identification, motor lead color coding, piping system organization, cable jacket repair, and safety zone marking
  • RELIABLE PERFORMANCE: Provides primary electrical insulation for splices up to 600V in demanding indoor and weather-protected environments
  • ENDURES THE ELEMENTS: Protects in challenging environments, making it a reliable solution for long-lasting performance
  • BUILT STRONG: Engineered with a pressure-sensitive, rubber-resin adhesive and flexible PVC backing, for excellent, long-lasting electrical and mechanical protection
  • ENHANCED DEFENSE: Provides additional protection for LV/MV/HV joints and splices when used as an overwrap with rubber splicing and mastic tapes
  • TEMPERATURE-RESISTANT: Performs within temperatures from 14 °F to 221 °F (-10 °C to 105 °C)
  • HIGHLY COMPATIBLE: Works with synthetic cable insulations, jackets, and splicing compounds
  • SPECIFICATIONS: Meets the standard for UL 510 Listed, CSA C22.2 No.197 and VDE Mark Certificate no. 130462; Type 7: IEC 60454-3-1-7/F-PVCP/90 Certified, compliant with IEC 60454-3-1-7/F-PVCP/90, and RoHS and is flame retardant, sunlight (white only), cold resistant per (UL510) standards
  • PRODUCT OPTIONS: Available in ten fade-resistant colors, including blue, brown, gray, green, orange, pink, red, violet, white (white offers full UV-resistance), and yellow

Product Description

Choose Scotch Tape 22 when working on low- and high-voltage bus applications. This heavy-duty orange vinyl electrical tape is flame retardant to protect your work. Measuring 10-mil thick, this premium-grade tape is a great choice for insulating applications that require outstanding resistance to abrasions and greater mechanical strength. It maintains its insulating properties in temperatures ranging from 15 to 176 degrees F (-10 to 80 degrees C)

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