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MMMR 49972

Scotch® 7000058137 Electrical Tape, 22 yd L 2 in W, 7 mil THK, Rubber Adhesive, PVC Backing, Black

  • Manufacturer: 3M
  • Brand Name: Scotch®
  • Part Number: MMMR 49972
  • MPN: 7000058137
  • UPC: 054007499725
  • Min. Order Qty: 1
  • Qty. Interval: 1
  • loading Available at Reynolds & Son, Inc - So Barre

Scotch Super 33+ Long Roll Vinyl Electrical Tape is a strong, premium grade, 7 mil thick, all-weather vinyl-insulating tape. It is flame-retardant and designed to perform continuously in ambient temperatures up to 105C (220F). The tape is conformable for cold weather application down to -18C (0F). It has excellent resistance to abrasion, moisture, alkalies, acids, corrosion and varying weather conditions (including ultraviolet exposure). The combination of elastic backing and aggressive adhesive provides moisture-tight electrical and mechanical protection with minimum bulk. This versatile electric tape is compatible with rubber and synthetic splicing compounds. Scotch Super 33+ Vinyl Electrical Tape is UL Listed and is a Canadian Standards Association (CSA) Certified “Insulating Tape.”

Scotch®, 7000058137, Tape, Electrical, 22 yd Length, 2 in Width, 7 mil Thickness, Black, 1-1/2 in Diameter Core, Rubber Adhesive, PVC Backing, 6 V, 1150 V/mil Dielectric Strength, 26 N/cm Tensile Strength, 221 deg F Maximum Operating, 18 deg F Minimum Operating

Adhesion Strength      :      28 in-oz
Adhesive Material      :      Rubber
Backing Material      :      PVC
Color      :      Black
Core Diameter      :      1-1/2 in
Dielectric Strength      :      1150 V/mil
Length      :      22 yd
Maximum Operating Temperature      :      221 deg F
Minimum Operating Temperature      :      18 deg F
Series      :      Super 33+
Specifications Met      :      ASTM D1000
Tensile Strength      :      26 N/cm
Thickness      :      7 mil
Type      :      Electrical
Voltage Rating      :      6 V
Width      :      2 in
  • Primary insulation for splices up to 600V
  • Resists UV rays, abrasion, corrosion, alkalies and acids