Bsc Preferred T98718BR Wire Securing Tape Case of 24

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T98718BR is an industrial-grade wire securing tape designed to fasten cables and wires to carpet, wood, and concrete surfaces. Built for both indoor and outdoor applications, it delivers a 36-pound tensile strength to hold securely under demanding conditions. The non-reflective surface keeps installations clean and low-profile. The adhesive formula is engineered to release without leaving a residue behind, making it suitable for finished surfaces and temporary or permanent routing of low-voltage wiring and similar cable runs. This SKU ships as a case of 24 rolls.

This tape is used across a wide range of trade and facility applications where routing wires along floors or walls is required. Common install scenarios include securing low-voltage cables in commercial spaces, tacking extension or audio-video wiring along carpeted areas, and anchoring wire runs on wood or concrete in both interior and exterior environments. The residue-free release makes it a practical choice wherever clean removal may be needed later.

Key Features

• 36-pound tensile strength for reliable wire and cable hold
• Adheres to carpet, wood, and concrete surfaces
• Residue-free removal protects finished surfaces
• Non-reflective finish for discreet, low-profile installations
• Rated for both indoor and outdoor use
• Sold as a case of 24 rolls (unit of measure: CS)

Compatibility

The T98718BR is equivalent to part number S-5118BR. Designed as a direct replacement for industrial wire securing tape used in electrical, low-voltage, and general wiring applications on carpet, wood, and concrete substrates.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by electricians, low-voltage technicians, or general contractors routing wires along floor or wall surfaces. Ensure the substrate is clean and dry before application for maximum adhesion. When removing tape from finished surfaces, pull at a low angle to minimize any risk of surface marking. No special tools or code-specific permits are generally required for tape-based wire management, though all wiring secured by the tape must still comply with applicable NEC requirements.