TAURKENAM Cable Path Gaffer Tape 11-mil 30yd Yellow Black
Yellow gaffer tape with edge-only adhesive creates a non-stick channel to route cables cleanly across 30 yards of matte cloth that removes without residue and handles 50 to 200 °F
- 11-mil thick vinyl cloth handles heavy cable runs
- Yellow with black Cable Path text for clear identification
- Rubber adhesive on edges only leaves centre non-stick for easy cable sliding
- Matte finish cuts glare on stage and in studio
- Operates outdoors from 50 to 200 degrees F
Purpose & fit
This 11-mil vinyl-coated cloth gaffer tape carries yellow Cable Path lettering on a black background. The adhesive runs along both edges while the centre stays non-stick so cables can slide freely. It suits stage, studio or event crews who need temporary cable routing that peels off cleanly. Not for installers who require permanent bonding or tape without printed markings.
Thermals, noise & power
The rubber adhesive remains stable from 50 to 200 degrees F, so outdoor runs in direct sun or cold nights will not cause premature failure. The matte cloth surface cuts light reflection under stage lighting and conforms to uneven floors or truss. No power draw or acoustic output is involved.
Accessories & software impact
Supplied as a single roll measuring 4 inches wide by 30 yards long. The zone-coated layout means installers can lay, reposition and remove cable paths without leaving residue on most surfaces. No software, drivers or additional hardware are included or required.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I apply the 11-mil gaffer tape so the cable slides in the centre non-stick zone?
Unroll the 4-inch wide tape, press only the rubber-adhesive edges onto the surface, and keep the smooth middle section free so cables can move without sticking.
Will the adhesive leave residue when I pull the tape up after a long run?
The rubber adhesive is designed to remove cleanly from most surfaces, so residue should be minimal even after extended use.
At what temperature does the tape start to fail during continuous outdoor exposure?
The tape withstands 50 to 200 degrees F; sustained heat above 200 degrees F is the first limit that can cause adhesive breakdown.
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