Tapecase
Tapecase 15C769 Splicing Tape Black 1 7/8 in x 60 yd
Black splicing tape, 1 7/8 in wide by 60 yd long, with rubber adhesive on polyethylene film for 30 to 160 °F use
- ColorBlack
- Reliable splices across 30 °F to 160 °F operating range
- Strong rubber adhesive bonds securely to polyethylene film backing
- Generous 60 yd roll length reduces changeover frequency
- Durable 7.5 mil thickness withstands handling stress
- Series 133 construction ensures consistent splicing performance
Tapecase 133-Black Splicing Tape
This splicing tape comes in a black polyethylene film backing with a rubber adhesive. It measures 1 7/8 in wide by 60 yd long and has a thickness of 7.5 mil. The roll suits general splicing tasks where a flexible, opaque tape is required.
Temperature range 30 to 160 Degrees F
The adhesive performs reliably between 30 and 160 Degrees F. Outside this window the bond may weaken or the backing could degrade. Users working in sustained cold below 30 Degrees F or heat above 160 Degrees F should select a tape rated for those extremes.
7.5 mil thickness decides suitability
At 7.5 mil the tape balances conformability and tear resistance for typical splicing jobs. Applications that demand a thinner profile for tight wraps or a heavier gauge for high-stress joints will need a different specification.
Highlights
- Reliable splices across 30 °F to 160 °F operating range
- Strong rubber adhesive bonds securely to polyethylene film backing
- Generous 60 yd roll length reduces changeover frequency
- Durable 7.5 mil thickness withstands handling stress
- Series 133 construction ensures consistent splicing performance
Specifications
| Brand | TAPECASE |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
Which width and length combination should I pick for this splicing tape?
This roll is supplied as a single 1 7/8 in wide by 60 yd long option, so there are no alternative sizes to choose from.
How does the 7.5 mil thickness perform when the tape is applied in a machine?
At 7.5 mil the polyethylene film backing with rubber adhesive gives a strong, consistent splice that holds through tension and flex in normal operation.
What does the 30 to 160 °F temperature range cap in real use?
The tape maintains adhesion and backing integrity from 30 °F up to 160 °F, so it suits indoor and moderate outdoor splicing jobs within that window.
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