Bsc Preferred T964035B Electrical Identification Tape 100pk

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T964035B is a color-coded PVC electrical tape designed for identifying electrical phases, circuits, leads, and piping systems. It features a pressure-sensitive rubber-resin adhesive that bonds firmly to a range of surfaces encountered in electrical and mechanical applications. The PVC backing is flame retardant and rated for wire insulation and splicing up to 600 volts. The operating temperature range runs from 32 degrees F to 221 degrees F, making it suitable for both standard indoor installations and environments with moderate heat exposure. Licensed electricians and maintenance technicians are the primary installers of this product.

This tape is well suited for residential and commercial electrical work where phase identification, circuit labeling, and conductor marking are required. It is also used in piping system identification for HVAC and plumbing applications. The resistance to UV rays, abrasion, moisture, alkalis, solvents, and many acids makes it a reliable choice in mechanical rooms, conduit runs, panel work, and exposed outdoor installations. Sold in a case quantity of 100 rolls. This product is equivalent to part number S-13975BLU.

Key Features

• Color-coded format supports quick identification of electrical phases, circuits, and piping systems
• Pressure-sensitive rubber-resin adhesive with PVC backing for secure, conformable application
• Flame retardant construction rated for wire insulation and splicing up to 600 volts
• Resists UV rays, abrasion, moisture, alkalis, solvents, and many acids
• Operating temperature range of 32 degrees F to 221 degrees F
• Sold as a case of 100 rolls

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard residential and commercial electrical installations requiring phase, circuit, and lead identification up to 600 volts. Equivalent to part number S-13975BLU.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. De-energize and lock out all circuits before applying tape to conductors or splices. Apply tape with firm, even tension to ensure full adhesive contact and avoid air pockets that can reduce insulation integrity. Do not use as a primary insulation substitute beyond the tape's rated voltage capacity.