Proudly Made in USA 
Fire retardant products made from
silicone rubber for leak sealing and
electrical solutions in harsh conditions.
Silicone Rubber Insulating Tape
Part Number: E112-010
Self-fusing silicone rubber tape designed for extreme conditions.
Replaces vinyl electrical tape. Use for light to medium gauge wire terminations, wire harness and typical electrical insulation.
Dimensions: 12 mil x 1 inch wide x 30 feet long
Wide Silicone Rubber Insulating Tape
Part Number: E220-010
Wide self-fusing silicone rubber tape designed for extreme conditions. Insulate heavy gauge wire, coaxial, high voltage equipment, and cable i.e. bus bar or insulators.
Dimensions: 20 mil x 2 inch wide x 36 feet long
UV Resistant: Withstands prolonged sun exposure without cracking or degrading.
Waterproof Seal: Blocks moisture and prevents ingress in outdoor and buried applications.
High Dielectric Strength: Insulates high-voltage and RF components to prevent arcing or signal loss.
Protection: Resists, UV, salt, chemicals, ozone, moisture and corona.
Handles Extreme Temps: Withstands temperatures from -65°F to 500°F (-54°C to 260°C)..
No Adhesive – Self Fusing: Chemically bonds to itself on contact and will not stick to surface.
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