Flame Retardant PVC Tape

Flame retardant PVC tape is a type of electrical tape specifically designed to resist burning when exposed to flames or high temperatures. It is commonly used in electrical applications where there is a risk of fire or heat exposure. The primary purpose of this tape is to insulate and protect electrical wires, cables, and other components, while also reducing the risk of fire caused by electrical faults or sparks.

1. Material: Flame retardant PVC tape is made from a special type of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) that contains additives to make it resistant to flames and heat.

2. Flame resistance: The tape is designed to self-extinguish when exposed to flames, which helps prevent the spread of fire.

3. Temperature resistance: Flame retardant PVC tape can typically withstand a wide range of temperatures, from cold to moderately high, without losing its effectiveness.

4. Insulation: It provides good electrical insulation properties, making it suitable for wrapping around wires and cables to prevent electrical shorts or leaks.

5. Color options: The tape is usually available in various colors, with black and red being common choices for electrical applications.

6. Adhesive: Flame retardant PVC tape comes with a pressure-sensitive adhesive on one side, allowing it to stick firmly to the surfaces it is applied to.

7. Durability: When applied correctly, this tape can offer good resistance to abrasion, moisture, and other environmental factors, ensuring long-lasting protection.

8. Compliance: Some types of flame retardant PVC tape may meet specific safety standards and regulations, such as UL 510 for electrical insulation.

• Material: PVC
• Length: 4 m
• Color: Red, White, Yellow