Scotch Super 33+ Vinyl Electrical Tape offers the highest quality available. Long lasting with superior adhesion and handling, this tape is suitable for a wide range of temperatures and conditions. It offers flexibility and easy handling, while also protecting against abrasion and moisture.

• Insulates and protects against abrasion and moisture
• Flame resistant for added safety
• UL listed and CSA certified
• Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use
• Lead-free vinyl material is suitable for a wide range of applications

For heavy-duty projects, Scotch Vinyl Electrical Tape Super 88 provides heavy-duty protection and insulation for electrical wires, cables and other components. A super- strong, rubber-based adhesive with an elastic backing delivers moisture-tight electrical and mechanical protection with minimal bulk. It's ultimate versatility with exceptional durability - for your toughest jobs.

• 8.5 MILS THICK for heavy-duty use
• HEAVY-DUTY PROTECTION from abrasion and moisture
• PROTECTIVE JACKETING up to 600V splice insulation
• USE FOR EASY HARNESSING of wires or cables
• INHIBITS CORROSION of electrical conductors
• PROFESSIONAL-GRADE VINYL CONSTRUCTION for premium insulation
• INDOOR AND OUTDOOR USE
• HIGH ADHESION in extreme temperatures: 0 degree F-221 degree F
• SUPERIOR RESISTANCE to to UV rays, abrasion, corrosion, alkalies and acids
• HIGHLY STRETCHABLE with elongation up to 250%
• SUPER CONFORMABLE for easier application and tighter seal
• FLAME RETARDANT
• MADE IN THE USA; UL Listed and CSA Certified, RoHS 2011/65/EU Compliant

30 mil (0.76mm) self-amalgamating rubber, low-voltage electrical insulating tape. UL approved for use as primary insulation not exceeding 600 volts. Repair frayed electrical wiring and general purpose maintenance repair.

• Semi-Cured Rubber Tape designed for low voltage electrical insulation
• UL approved for use as primary insulation not exceeding 600 volts
• Easily conforms to irregular shapes and surfaces
• Resistant to water, oils, acids, alkalis and other corrosive chemicals