Bsc Preferred T98718Y Wire Securing Tape 24 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T98718Y is an industrial-grade tape designed to secure wires to carpet, wood, and concrete surfaces. It delivers a firm hold with a tensile strength of 36 pounds, making it suited for demanding installation environments. The non-reflective finish keeps runs discreet, and the adhesive is formulated to release cleanly without leaving residue behind. Electricians, low-voltage installers, and facility maintenance technicians reach for this tape when routing cables across finished floors, subfloor assemblies, or concrete slabs. It performs reliably in both indoor and outdoor conditions, handling temperature and moisture variation without adhesive failure.

This tape is a practical solution for wire management tasks across residential and commercial job sites. Common applications include securing low-voltage data cables, speaker wire, and power cords across floor surfaces where exposed conduit or raceways are not practical. It is sold in a case quantity of 24 units, making it well suited for contractors who need consistent supply across multiple projects or job sites. The equivalent part number for cross-reference is S-5118Y.

Key Features

• 36-pound tensile strength for secure, industrial-grade wire hold
• Non-residue adhesive leaves surfaces clean after removal
• Non-reflective finish for discreet wire routing on visible surfaces
• Rated for indoor and outdoor use across varying environmental conditions
• Adheres to carpet, wood, and concrete substrates
• Sold in a case of 24 units for bulk job-site supply

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-5118Y. Suitable for general wire securing applications on carpet, wood, and concrete surfaces in residential and commercial installations.

Installation Notes

Surface should be clean and dry before application to ensure full adhesive contact. Apply firm, even pressure along the full length of the tape to seat the adhesive properly. When routing wire across high-traffic floor areas, confirm the tape installation complies with applicable local electrical codes and NEC guidelines for exposed wiring. Remove tape carefully at a low angle to minimize any risk of surface damage.