Bsc Preferred T98718B Wire Securing Tape Case of 24

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T98718B is an industrial-grade wire securing tape designed to hold wiring to carpet, wood, and concrete surfaces without leaving adhesive residue. It carries a tensile strength of 36 pounds, making it suitable for demanding installation environments where a clean, secure hold is required. The non-reflective finish keeps runs low-profile in both residential and commercial settings. This case contains 24 rolls and is suited for electricians, low-voltage installers, and other trade professionals who route wire across multiple surface types in a single job.

The T98718B is applied wherever wires need to be held flat against finished or unfinished flooring, wall surfaces, and concrete slabs. Its indoor and outdoor rating makes it usable in covered exterior applications such as garages, covered walkways, and utility areas. The non-residue formula is particularly useful in occupied spaces where surface protection matters. Supplied in a case of 24, it is well matched for contractors stocking trucks or completing larger wire management projects across multiple rooms or units.

Key Features

• Industrial-grade adhesive leaves no residue on carpet, wood, or concrete
• 36 lb. tensile strength for reliable wire retention under stress
• Non-reflective finish keeps wire runs visually discreet
• Rated for both indoor and outdoor use
• Sold as a case of 24 rolls for job-site efficiency
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-5118BL

Compatibility

Designed as a direct equivalent to part number S-5118BL. Suitable for general wire securing applications across carpet, wood, and concrete surfaces in residential and commercial installations.

Installation Notes

This tape is typically applied by electricians or low-voltage wire installers during rough-in or finish phases of a project. Ensure the surface is clean and dry before application to achieve full adhesion. No tools are required, but a smooth roller or hand pressure improves bond consistency across uneven surfaces. Follow applicable NEC guidelines when routing and securing low-voltage or line-voltage conductors.