Bsc Preferred T98818BLU Wire Securing Tape 16 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T98818BLU is an industrial-grade wire securing tape designed to hold cables and wiring neatly against carpet, wood, and concrete surfaces. It delivers a 36-pound tensile strength rating, making it suitable for demanding trade applications where a secure, long-lasting hold is required. The tape leaves no residue on removal and features a non-reflective finish, which keeps installed wiring low-profile and inconspicuous. Sold in a case of 16 rolls, it is well suited for electricians, low-voltage installers, and facilities maintenance technicians who need a reliable supply on hand for both indoor and outdoor jobs.

This tape is commonly used to route and secure low-voltage wiring, data cables, and general electrical conductors along floor edges, baseboards, and transitions between surface types. Its adhesive system bonds to multiple substrates including carpet, finished wood, and concrete without damaging surfaces. The non-reflective surface makes it a practical choice in commercial, residential, and light industrial environments where wire management visibility must be minimized. The case quantity of 16 supports stocking for larger projects or recurring service work.

Key Features

• 36-pound tensile strength for a firm, reliable hold on secured wiring
• Bonds to carpet, wood, and concrete surfaces without leaving adhesive residue
• Non-reflective finish keeps wire runs discreet after installation
• Rated for both indoor and outdoor use
• Industrial-grade construction suitable for trade and facilities applications
• Sold as a case of 16 rolls for high-volume or ongoing project needs

Compatibility

Designed as an industrial-grade wire securing tape compatible with standard cable management and wire routing applications on carpet, wood, and concrete substrates.

Installation Notes

Surface preparation is important before application - clean and dry the substrate to ensure full adhesive contact. Electricians and low-voltage technicians should verify that the tape meets local code requirements for cable management before use in finished spaces. For outdoor applications, confirm the installation area is free of standing water or debris that could compromise adhesion. Do not use this tape as a primary electrical insulation material.