Bsc Preferred T98818BR3PK Wire Securing Tape 3 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T98818BR3PK is an industrial-grade wire securing tape sold in a case of 3 rolls. Designed to hold wiring runs flat against carpet, wood, and concrete surfaces, it delivers a tensile strength of 36 pounds for a firm, lasting hold. The adhesive is residue-free, so removal does not damage finished flooring or substrate materials. A non-reflective surface finish keeps installed runs visually clean in both residential and commercial settings. This tape is rated for indoor and outdoor use, making it suitable across a wide range of job-site conditions.

This tape is commonly used by electricians, low-voltage technicians, and AV installers to secure power cords, data cables, and low-voltage wiring along floor transitions, baseboards, and surface-mounted runs. It performs on hard substrates such as concrete and wood as well as on carpeted surfaces, making it a practical choice for temporary or permanent wire management in occupied spaces, retail environments, and job sites where exposed wiring must be kept flat and out of the way.

Key Features

• 36 lb tensile strength provides reliable hold for wire and cable runs
• Residue-free adhesive allows clean removal from carpet, wood, and concrete
• Non-reflective finish keeps installations visually unobtrusive
• Rated for both indoor and outdoor use
• Industrial-grade construction suitable for demanding job-site conditions
• Sold as a case of 3 rolls for volume job coverage

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose wire and cable securing tape compatible with carpet, wood, and concrete surfaces in residential and commercial installation applications.

Installation Notes

Surface should be clean and dry before application to ensure full adhesive contact. For concrete substrates, confirm the surface is free of dust and moisture. Low-voltage and line-voltage wiring runs secured with surface tape must still comply with applicable NEC requirements for exposed wiring methods. When removing the tape, pull at a low angle to minimize any stress on the substrate surface.