Belden Inc. 83337E009500 Tfe Broadcast Tape 3/16 Inch

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. 83337E009500 is a TFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) broadcast-grade tape measuring 3/16 inch in width. TFE tape is used in professional cable and wiring assemblies where high-temperature resistance, low friction, and reliable dielectric properties are required. This product is sold individually as a single unit and is suited for use by electricians, broadcast technicians, and cable assembly professionals working on multimedia and signal cable applications. It provides a durable, chemically resistant wrapping solution for cable construction and repair tasks in demanding environments.

This TFE tape is intended for use in broadcast and multimedia cable assemblies, as well as general electrical and low-voltage wiring applications where a non-stick, heat-resistant tape is required. It is appropriate for both commercial and industrial settings, including broadcast facilities, data centers, and professional AV installations. Trade professionals handling cable fabrication, splicing, or insulation wrapping will find this tape suitable for precision work in tight cable bundles or conduit runs.

Key Features

• TFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) construction provides high-temperature and chemical resistance
• 3/16 inch width suited for precision wrapping on small-diameter cables and conductors
• Broadcast-grade quality appropriate for multimedia and signal cable assemblies
• Sold individually as a single unit for straightforward procurement
• Low-friction surface supports clean installation in conduit or cable trays

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use TFE tape for broadcast-grade multimedia cable assemblies and professional electrical wiring applications.

Installation Notes

TFE tape is typically installed by electricians or cable assembly technicians as part of insulation wrapping or cable fabrication work. Ensure all circuits are de-energized before handling any cable components or performing splicing and wrapping tasks. Consult NEC guidelines for applicable wiring and insulation requirements. Use appropriate cutting tools to achieve clean, even tape edges during application.