Bsc Preferred T98718W3PK Wire Securing Tape 3 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T98718W3PK is an industrial-grade wire securing tape sold as a case of 3 rolls. Designed to hold wiring in place on carpet, wood, and concrete surfaces, this tape delivers a 36-pound tensile strength to keep cables firmly routed without shifting. It leaves no adhesive residue on removal, making it a practical choice for both temporary and permanent wire management applications. The non-reflective finish keeps runs clean and unobtrusive in finished spaces. Electricians, low-voltage technicians, and facilities maintenance crews typically reach for this tape when routing cabling across floors, walls, or other surfaces.

This tape is suited for residential and commercial installations where wire runs need to be secured across multiple surface types. Common applications include securing data cables, speaker wire, and low-voltage wiring across carpeted office floors, hardwood surfaces, and concrete slabs. Rated for both indoor and outdoor use, it holds up in a range of ambient conditions without losing adhesion or surface integrity. Each case contains 3 rolls, reducing the number of reorders on larger wire-routing jobs.

Key Features

• 36-pound tensile strength for reliable wire retention on demanding surfaces
• Adheres to carpet, wood, and concrete without surface prep
• Residue-free removal protects finished floors and walls
• Non-reflective finish blends into surface runs in occupied spaces
• Rated for indoor and outdoor use across varying conditions
• Sold as a case of 3 rolls for higher-volume routing projects

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose wire securing tape suitable for use with low-voltage cabling, data wire, and speaker wire routed across carpet, wood, and concrete surfaces in residential and commercial settings.

Installation Notes

This tape is typically applied by electricians or low-voltage technicians as part of a wire management workflow. Clean and dry the surface before applying to ensure full adhesion. For floor runs in occupied spaces, route cables close to walls or baseboards in compliance with applicable NEC guidelines for surface wiring. Avoid stretching the tape during application, as this can reduce contact area and long-term holding strength.