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Value Brand 15C776 Cloth Tape 1 in x 60 yd 10.5 mil White
White cotton cloth tape rated 600 V for general-purpose insulation up to 200 °F
- ColorWhite
- White cotton cloth suits general-purpose electrical insulation
- 5 mil thickness provides strong mechanical protection for wiring
- Rubber adhesive bonds reliably from 19 °F to 200 °F
- 600 V rating covers standard low-voltage electrical applications
- 180 ft continuous roll reduces splice joints on long runs
General-Purpose Insulating Tape
This white cotton cloth tape is rated for 600 volts and operates between 19 and 200 degrees Fahrenheit. It uses a rubber adhesive on an uncoated fabric backing for standard electrical insulation tasks.
Replaces Worn or Missing Electrical Tape
Switch to this roll when existing tape has become brittle, lost adhesion or no longer meets the 600-volt rating. The 180-foot continuous length suits jobs that require more coverage than short patch rolls provide.
Limited to Single-Sided, Low-Temperature Use
The rubber adhesive is not designed for sustained heat above 200 degrees Fahrenheit or for double-sided bonding. It lacks a protective coating, so it is unsuitable for applications needing abrasion or moisture resistance beyond basic insulation.
Highlights
- White cotton cloth suits general-purpose electrical insulation
- 5 mil thickness provides strong mechanical protection for wiring
- Rubber adhesive bonds reliably from 19 °F to 200 °F
- 600 V rating covers standard low-voltage electrical applications
- 180 ft continuous roll reduces splice joints on long runs
Specifications
| Brand | TAPECASE |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
Questions about this item
What width and length of cloth tape does the 15C776 roll provide?
The roll measures 1 in wide and 180 ft long, giving 60 yd of continuous single‑sided tape for wrapping and insulating.
How do I apply this rubber‑adhesive cotton tape so it seals properly?
Clean the surface, stretch the tape slightly as you wrap, and overlap each turn by half the width; the common mistake is laying it on loose without tension.
When should I replace the tape if it sees temperatures between 19 °F and 200 °F?
Inspect annually; replace any section that becomes brittle, loses adhesion, or shows discoloration after prolonged exposure within the 19 °F to 200 °F range.
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