Bsc Preferred T964618Y Vinyl Electrical Tape 200/case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T964618Y is a general-purpose vinyl electrical tape designed for use as protective jacketing on high-voltage cable splices and repairs. This UL-listed tape provides reliable electrical insulation across a wide range of maintenance and repair applications. Its vinyl construction delivers flexibility and conformability, making it well-suited for wrapping irregular splice geometries and securing insulation on conductor joints. Electricians and maintenance technicians working on cable repair tasks rely on this tape for consistent dielectric protection. Each case contains 200 rolls, making it a practical bulk-purchase option for shop stock or service fleet supply.

This tape is appropriate for general electrical insulation work in both residential and commercial settings. It is commonly used during cable splice repairs, wire harness wrapping, and insulation restoration on conductors. Applications span new construction wiring, maintenance and repair operations, and industrial electrical work where a dependable vinyl insulator is required. The case quantity of 200 rolls supports high-volume usage environments such as electrical contractors, facilities maintenance teams, and utility service operations.

Key Features

• UL listed vinyl electrical tape for verified insulation performance
• Suitable for high-voltage cable splice and repair jacketing
• General-purpose formulation compatible with a broad range of electrical applications
• Sold in a case of 200 rolls for bulk stocking efficiency
• Equivalent to part number S-6752

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose vinyl electrical insulator for use in standard high-voltage cable splice and repair applications. Equivalent to part number S-6752.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified electrical technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. De-energize and lock out the circuit before beginning any splice or repair work. Apply tape with consistent tension and overlap to ensure complete coverage of the splice area without air gaps. Avoid stretching the tape excessively, as over-tension can reduce long-term adhesion and insulation integrity.