3M
3M 1350 Black Electrical Tape 0.75 in x 72 yd
Abrasion-resistant polyester film tape with acrylic adhesive, 0.75 in wide by 72 yd long, rated to 265 °F
- TypeCaulks
- MaterialHAWA
- Abrasion-resistant polyester film protects wires
- Acrylic adhesive performs up to 265°F
- 5 mil thickness balances strength and flexibility
- 72-yard roll covers long runs without splicing
- 3/4-inch width fits standard electrical applications
3M 1350 Electrical Tape 72 yd Roll
This black electrical tape comes on a continuous 72-yard roll measuring three-quarter inch wide. The polyester film backing uses an acrylic adhesive rated to 265 degrees Fahrenheit. It is sold new in single-sided format for general insulation tasks.
Temperature Limit 265 Degrees F
The tape carries a maximum performance temperature of 265 degrees Fahrenheit with no minimum temperature specified. It has no voltage rating, so it must not be relied on as primary insulation for live conductors. Abrasion resistance protects the wrap during pull-through and vibration.
Check Width and Adhesive Before Ordering
Verify that the three-quarter inch width suits the bundle or splice you are covering. Confirm the acrylic adhesive is compatible with the jacket material on your wires. Buyers needing a voltage-rated or flame-retardant product should select a different tape.
Highlights
- Abrasion-resistant polyester film protects wires
- Acrylic adhesive performs up to 265°F
- 5 mil thickness balances strength and flexibility
- 72-yard roll covers long runs without splicing
- 3/4-inch width fits standard electrical applications
Specifications
| Type | Caulks |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
| Brand | 3M |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 0.75 in by 72 yd roll or a different width for my wiring job?
The 0.75 in by 72 yd roll gives you a standard three-quarter-inch width with plenty of length for most electrical insulation tasks.
What does the 2.5 mil thickness mean when I wrap it on a live circuit?
At 2.5 mil the polyester film provides strong abrasion resistance while staying flexible enough to conform tightly around irregular wire bundles.
How does the acrylic adhesive hold up at the 265 °F maximum temperature rating?
The acrylic adhesive maintains its bond continuously up to 265 °F, so the tape will not unravel or lose insulation performance in high-heat environments.
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