ADHESIVE TAPE PRODUCTS, LTD. WOD EL-766AW Electrical Tape Gray 66 ft 766
- Electrical Tape
- Gray
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Professional-grade PVC electrical tape, 66 ft long, 7 mil thick, UL/CSA listed for use up to 600 V and 176 °F, in orange for circuit identification
Color Orange
This UL/CSA listed electrical tape uses plasticized PVC film with a rubber resin adhesive for general purpose wiring tasks. It is rated for use up to 600V and 176F, making it suitable for professional and DIY electrical projects.
The 7 mil thick tape resists melting and catching fire while remaining cold resistant for reliable performance in varying conditions. Individually cello-wrapped rolls on a 1.5 inch core stay clean and ready for immediate use on the job site.
The orange colour allows quick visual identification of specific circuits, feeders, or branches during installation and maintenance. Buyers needing other OSHA colours for multi-phase labelling should select from the eleven available options.
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| Product | |
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| Product type | Electrical Tape |
| Product color | Orange |
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