Bsc Preferred T98718G Wire Securing Tape Case of 24

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T98718G is an industrial-grade wire securing tape designed to fasten wires and cables to carpet, wood, and concrete surfaces. Built for demanding environments, it delivers 36 pounds of tensile strength while leaving no adhesive residue on surfaces after removal. The non-reflective finish makes it suitable for installations where a low-profile, clean appearance is required. This tape is rated for both indoor and outdoor use, making it a versatile option for a wide range of electrical and low-voltage wiring applications. It is sold as a case of 24 rolls.

T98718G is commonly used by electricians, low-voltage technicians, and AV installers to secure wiring runs along floors, baseboards, and walls without damaging finished surfaces. The no-residue formula is especially valuable in commercial settings where surfaces must remain clean and undamaged. Its outdoor rating also makes it suitable for temporary or permanent exterior cable management tasks such as securing perimeter wiring or landscape lighting runs.

Key Features

• 36 pounds tensile strength for secure, reliable wire hold
• Leaves no adhesive residue on carpet, wood, or concrete
• Rated for both indoor and outdoor use
• Non-reflective finish for low-visibility installations
• Industrial-grade construction for durable, long-term performance
• Sold as a case of 24 rolls

Compatibility

This product is an equivalent replacement for part number S-5118G. Suitable for wire and cable securing applications on carpet, wood, and concrete substrates in residential and commercial settings.

Installation Notes

This tape is typically applied by electricians or low-voltage installers as part of a wiring run or cable management installation. Ensure the surface is clean and dry before application to maximize adhesion. No special tools are required, but surface preparation on porous materials such as concrete may improve bond strength. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for cable management and securing intervals when using tape as a primary wire fastening method.