PVC Insulation Tape is a self-adhesive tape, which is made from plasticizing polyvinyl chloride. PVC Insulation Tape is soft virgin PVC and has an adhesion layer of natural rubber. It is coated with an aggressive pressure-sensitive adhesive, allowing for adhesion on many different surface types that includes rough and tough surfaces too. Having a high degree of adhesive strength, it is very stretchable and is efficient in a broad range of temperatures. These tapes have excellent protection and resistance against abrasion, UV Radiation, dirt, solvents, moisture, alkalis, acids, copper corrosion and changing weather conditions. They are waterproof & flame retardant which helps in electrical insulation application such as splicing, insulating, color coding, bundling and maintenance of wires and cables.
Industries & Markets:
PVC insulation tapes are used & applied in following industries & markets:
- Electronics Industry
- Solar Energy Sector
- Aerospace Industry
- Railway Sector
- Shipbuilding
- Telecommunication
- Automotive Industry
- Defense Industry
- Chemical Industry
- Wind Energy Sector
Features of :
Our PVC insulation tape:
- Suitable for mechanical & electrical applications up to 40KV
- Highly flexible
- Strong adhesion
- Flame retardant
Applications of PVC insulation tape:
- Color coding: Different areas where copper wires are used have different voltages of current. To resist the voltage there are different colors of PVC Insulation Tapes. That helps to resist the different voltages of current and color code the wires.
- Insulation: Insulation is nothing but to stop the passage of heat & electricity from one conductor to the other. PVC Insulation Tapes, helps to achieve this function very effectively and in an appropriate manner.
- Bundling: Bundling is nothing but, taking two or more electrical cables and bundled them together by using a specific bind. That binding can be made from PVC insulation tape. This efficiently organizes the cables in a way that simplifies your applications
- Splicing: The process of combining 2 different or the same lengths of wires, so that they can carry a current is called splicing. There are many ways to splice the wires. The joint formed is normally called as splice, which can be joined with the help of a PVC Insulation Tape. A good splice should be both mechanically secure and also form an electrical connection.
- Protection: The objective of protection in any electrical system is to keep the complete power system stable, by ensuring the isolation of the only the components that are under fault as well as ensuring proper flow of power, heat & electricity in between the wires without damaging the system.