Tapecase
Tapecase 175 HVAC Control Cotton Cloth Tape White 60 yd 4 in
White cotton cloth tape with rubber adhesive insulates electrical connections up to 600 V from 19 °F to 200 °F
- ColorWhite
- White cotton cloth backing suits HVAC wrapping
- Rubber adhesive bonds from 19 °F to 200 °F
- 600 V rating covers general-purpose electrical insulation
- 5 mil thickness resists tears during handling
- Continuous 180 ft roll reduces splice points
HVAC Cotton Cloth Tape 175
Tapecase 175 is a white cotton cloth tape with a rubber adhesive designed for HVAC control applications. The continuous roll provides 180 feet of single-sided material rated for 600 volts. It serves technicians who need a general-purpose insulating tape for electrical connections in heating and cooling systems.
Fits standard HVAC ductwork and electrical junctions
The 4-inch width covers wide seams and joints in a single pass, reducing the number of wraps required. Its uncoated cotton cloth backing conforms to irregular surfaces and tears cleanly by hand, freeing installers from carrying cutting tools. The roll suits both new installations and maintenance repairs on-site.
Operating range 19 to 200 degrees Fahrenheit
The rubber adhesive maintains bond strength across the rated temperature span, resisting cold-weather stiffening and heat-induced oozing. At 10.5 mil thickness the tape adds minimal bulk while delivering consistent dielectric performance. Normal use shows low smoke and no adhesive bleed on metal or insulated substrates.
Highlights
- White cotton cloth backing suits HVAC wrapping
- Rubber adhesive bonds from 19 °F to 200 °F
- 600 V rating covers general-purpose electrical insulation
- 5 mil thickness resists tears during handling
- Continuous 180 ft roll reduces splice points
Specifications
| Brand | TAPECASE |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
Questions about this item
What is the maximum temperature this tape can handle before performance drops?
The tape is rated for continuous use up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit before performance is affected.
How much heat does the adhesive generate during long-term application?
The rubber adhesive does not generate heat; it remains stable within the 19 to 200 degree Fahrenheit operating range.
Does the 600-volt rating require a specific electrical box or conduit to meet code?
The 600-volt rating applies to the tape itself; installation must follow local electrical codes for the specific enclosure used.
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