3M 1318-2 Yellow Polyester Electrical Tape 1 in 72 yd
Yellow polyester electrical tape, 72 yards long and 1 inch wide, rated to 265 degrees Fahrenheit with acrylic adhesive for abrasion-resistant insulation
- Product typeBuilding Cable
- Abrasion-resistant polyester film protects wires in harsh environments
- Acrylic adhesive bonds reliably up to 265 Degrees F
- 72-yard continuous roll covers long cable runs without splicing
- Yellow colour enables quick circuit identification in panels
- 3M 1318-2 series trusted for industrial electrical insulation
Industrial-grade polyester tape for electrical work
3M 1318-2 is a yellow polyester film tape with an acrylic adhesive, supplied as a continuous 72-yard roll one inch wide. The two-mil backing resists abrasion and remains stable up to 265 degrees Fahrenheit. It is intended for general electrical insulation and wire harness wrapping in industrial and automotive environments.
Suits technicians who need thin.
The single-sided construction and continuous roll format work well for long harness runs and repetitive wrapping tasks. Installers who require a voltage-rated product or a tape rated for sub-zero flexibility should evaluate alternatives that carry those specific certifications.
Maximum operating temperature of 265 degrees
This upper limit defines the thermal envelope for the acrylic adhesive and polyester film. Verify that the application environment stays within this boundary before specifying the tape for high-heat zones.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | 3M |
| Product type | Building Cable |
Questions about this item
Is the 1318-2 tape sold in a single 72-yard roll or in multiple shorter rolls?
The product is supplied as one continuous roll measuring 72 yards in length.
What does the 265-degree Fahrenheit rating mean when the tape is used in a live circuit?
It indicates the highest continuous operating temperature the polyester film and acrylic adhesive can withstand without losing adhesion or mechanical strength.
Does the tape carry a voltage rating that limits the circuits it can insulate?
The specification lists the voltage rating as Not Rated, so the tape should not be relied upon as primary electrical insulation for any specific voltage class.
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