Electrical Tape 600V

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Product Name:

Electrical Tape 600V

Model NO.:

T-25

Brand:

Oei

Color:

Yellow

Certification:

ISO9001

Classification:

Organic Insulating Material

Maximum Voltage:

<10KV

Thermal Rating:

250 250

Material:

Rubber

Chemistry:

Organic Insulation

Type:

Insulation Tape

Application:

Electrical Tape

HS Code:

3919109900

Product Details

Electrical tape is used primarily for safety reasons to protect, insulate, and shield a wide assortment of wires and cables which conduct electricity. It is also known as thermal insulation or insulating tape, with widespread uses in both professional and domestic environments.

But what exactly is it that makes electrical tapes so different from duct tapes, polyethylene film tapes, and others? Electrical tapes are typically made with a polyvinylchloride (PVC) backing and a non-corrosive rubber-based adhesive. … You wouldn’t want to use a duct tape or other cloth tape to insulate wiring!

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8.1

Manufacturer

8.2

Catalog number

8.3

Kind

Stockbridge

8.4

Material

Al-steel

8.5

Manufacturing standard

IEEE o CIGRE, IEC
61897

8.6

Composition

Alloy body
aluminum, aluminum alloy press. Counterweights forged hot galvanized steel Preformed hot galvanized high strength steel cable, stainless galvanized steel hardware

Even though most of the reputable brands produce electrical tapes with good thermal properties that can handle temperatures around 80 degrees Celsius, electrical tapes are likely to catch fire if they get very hot. The chances of combustion are reasonably low when the tape is used properly and in the right environment.
The big difference between electrical tape and "regular" adhesive tape is that electrical tape is stretchy. This allows the tape to wrap around a wire junction and still grab the insulation to either side. … Regular tape is likely to get stiff, lose adhesion, and slide away from the joint, leaving it exposed.
Even the very best brands of electrical tape only have a shelf life of about five years. If you see electrical tape on sale at surplus stores, you should think twice before purchasing it.