High Voltage Self Fusing Rubber Insulation Tape - 0.8mm Thick - 10m

This tape is designed for normal working temperatures below 80°C. It is not suitable for high-temperature applications.

Stretch the tape firmly during application, overlapping each layer by at least 50%. This stretching action activates the self-fusing properties, creating a homogeneous insulating layer.

Yes, it offers good anti-corrosiveness and weathering tolerances, making it suitable for outdoor applications provided the temperature remains below 80°C.

The tape is 0.8mm thick and comes on a roll measuring 10 meters in length and 19mm in width.

It is primarily designed for rubber and plastic insulated cables, and telecommunication cables operating below 80°C. It is not intended for use on all cable types, especially those requiring higher temperature resistance or mechanical abrasion protection.

The tape begins to fuse immediately upon application due to the stretching. For optimal results and a complete bond, it's best to leave the wrapped area undisturbed for a period to allow full amalgamation.

Ensure the tape is stretched adequately during application. Also, verify that the cable surface is clean and dry, as contaminants can inhibit fusing.

Check that the surface is properly prepared (clean and dry). Ensure sufficient overlap between tape layers and that the tape is stretched tautly.

This is normal as the tape fuses. The stickiness will dissipate as the material fully self-amalgamates into a solid insulating layer. Avoid touching the wrapped area until fully fused.

This can occur if exposed to temperatures above its specified limit (80°C) or prolonged UV exposure. For long-term protection, ensure the application environment is within the recommended operating conditions.