Unlike other adhesive tapes, insulating tapes have no electric conductivity. Hence, they are used to mark cables or fuses that may not be turned on. Insulating tapes are also suitable to fix cable jackets or protect them from damage. As there are countless meters of electric cables in nearly every home, such as speaker cables or TV cables, it’s advisable to always keep insulating tape at hand.
There are certainly countless devices in your home that are connected to electricity, such as the toaster, iron, or vacuum cleaner. With the number of cables, the risk of one of them being defective increases. A defective cable can quickly become dangerous, leading to a short circuit or an electric shock.
With our electrical tape, you can quickly repair and insulate defective cables without any additional tools. The tape is flame-retardant and protects against voltages up to 6,000 volts. Certification according to IEC standards guarantees reliable protection and high quality. This way, you protect yourself and save the call to the electrician. Additionally, you can continue to use your devices, at least for the time being.
Thanks to tesa® adhesive technology, our electrical tape has particularly high adhesive strength. This ensures long-lasting and reliable protection, as the tape does not lose its hold even after a long time.
For small children, cables are particularly interesting and at the same time particularly dangerous. Brittle power cables should therefore be taped directly with electrical tape. Even if children have been told that cables and sockets are dangerous, there is still a high risk. With reliable electrical tape, this risk can be reduced.
Note: If the rubber insulation of a cable is damaged and the conductors are exposed, you should NOT use electrical tape, as its mechanical stability is not sufficient. In this case, you should either use a shrink tube, take the cable to an electrician, or replace it completely.
Our self-fusing electrical tape not only helps you insulate and repair defective cables but also mark cables. Thanks to the wide range of colors, you can choose electrical tape in black, white, red, blue, and yellow-green. This way, specific cables can be marked, and others will know immediately that these cables should not be turned on.
There are more and more cables as we use more electronic devices. Electrical tape is ideal for bundling cables, helping you organize and bring clarity to your cable management. Thanks to the non-conductive materials, you don't have to worry about any damage or risks.
