Scotch® rubber splicing tape 23 is a highly conformable, self-fusing ethylene propylene rubber (EPR), high insulating voltage tape. Scotch® 23 has a "snakeskin" liner that is easily removed as the tape is applied. Scotch® electrical tape 23 is a highly conformable, self-fusing ethylene propylene rubber based high insulating voltage tape. It is without halogen, it resists in the UV and ozone and is not vulcanized. It is compatible with all the synthetic insulations cables and with the paper insulations cables with migrant material. The turns of the tape weld together in an homogeneous form after application.

Scotch®, 7000138529, Splicing Tape, 30 ft Length, 1-1/2 in Width, 30 mil Thickness, Rubber, Black, 8 in-lb Tensile Strength, 194 deg F Maximum Operating, 0 deg F Minimum Operating, Specifications Met: ASTM D4388-08 Type 1, 2 and 3

• Premium insulating rubber splicing tape 23 is a highly conformable, self-fusing EPR (ethylene propylene rubber) based, high voltage splicing tape
• 90 deg C temperature maximum short term
• It is a non-vulcanizing, shelf-stable tape with excellent electrical properties
• Can be used to splice and terminate cables whose emergency overload temperatures can reach 266 deg F (130 deg C)
• Physical and electrical properties are unaffected by the degree of stretch
• Self-fusing tape
• Excellent electrical properties
• A special polyester liner which will not stick to the tape upon unwind
• Compatible with all solid dielectric cable insulation: polyethylene (high and low density), cross linked polyethylene (XLP), polyvinyl chloride (pace), butyl rubber, ethylene propylene rubber (pace), oil based rubber

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