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3M Temflex 2155 Rubber Splicing Tape (Black, 3/4" x 22-ft HC000592382) on sale for
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Product Info:
- Designed for low voltage electrical insulating and moisture sealing applications.
- Compatible with solid dielectric cable insulations.
- UL listed up to 600 volts and temperatures up to 176° F (80° C)
- Used in bolted connections, service drops, lightning and ground rod connections, and motor leads.
- Liner will not stick to the tape upon unwind and protects tape during application.
- RoHS 2011/65/EU Compliant
- UPC: 054007503484
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Commonly used to insulate bolted connections as it stretches and forms well.
Community Reviews
3M Temflex Rubber Splicing Tape is a self vulcanizing rubber tape best suited for insulating low voltage and 600 volt connections, especially bolted, split bolt, and awkwardly shaped wire joints. It is described as weatherproof and useful in harsh environments, with a tight rubber to rubber wrap that fuses into a solid mass over time. The tape also gets used for temporary hose repairs and fruit tree grafting. The main caution is that it must be applied correctly by removing the backing as you wrap, and it can become slippery when wet.
The tape is self-vulcanizing rubber that forms a tight wrap by fusing rubber-to-rubber overlap.
The tape can be used for harsh environments and is rated for up to 600V insulation.
The membrane-backed design requires removing the backing as you wrap, which helps it stick without separate glue.
The tape can work in bolted or oddly shaped wire connections where heat shrink cannot be used.
The end can lift and unroll if the membrane/backing is not removed correctly during application.
The tape can become slippery when wet, which may be a concern for outdoor or moisture-exposed installs.
Removal can require a sharp blade after the tape fuses into a solid rubber mass.
The tape's backing and fusing behavior can make it harder to reposition once it has sat and warmed up.
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Commonly used to insulate bolted connections as it stretches and forms well.
Commonly used to insulate bolted connections as it stretches and forms well.
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