When splicing electric lines, it’s important to understand that certain types of rubber tape can only be safely used on wires up to a certain current. That is why we offer electrical splicing tape for both low and high voltage lines. They are specifically manufactured for insulation and keeping out moisture by quickly adhering to surfaces in a self-fusing solid mass of protection without being corrosive to copper or aluminum conductors.
Our rubber electrical tapes withstand splitting and cracking when used under normal operating temperatures, which vary by type. However, if working with extreme high and low temperatures, we recommend our silicone rubber wrap.
Power cable repair, electrical service drops, bolted connections, pipe repair, automotive, marine, construction, cellular towers, and more.
Self amalgamating rubber tape insulates and seals out moisture from electrical connections up to 600 V.
Also widely used in the agricultural industry for grafting crops.
Its high resistance to salt water, steam, oils, detergents, and other chemicals make it an ideal tape for service drops, bolted, and ground rod connections.
Same as our 40 Series except it is double the thickness for quick insulation buildup and higher insulation properties per layer.
High elongation conforms to irregular shapes.
Flexible over a wide temparature range: Max operating temperature: 176°F
30 mil EPR rubber would on a heavy duty woven poly liner
Primary electric insulation for low and high voltage applications through 69 kV
Rated for up to 194° continuous operating temperature
Butyl based insulation in 1/8″ (125 mil) thickness for easy and quick buildup.
Will not corrode copper or aluminum.
Highly moisture resistant.
Made in the USA.
Self-bonding silicone rubber wrap which readily adheres to itself when wrapped under tension.
Fuses to form a homogeneous mass within 24 hours at room temperature.
Resistant to salt water, sunlight, and fuels.
Self-bonding 1/8″ thick (125mil) electrical grade rubber mastic.
Use for insulating and moisture sealing splices and terminations on solid electric cable.
Can be wrapped, stretched or molded around irregular shapes for insulation build up, water sealing and surface protection.
Widely used for cellular tower electrical splices.