Mocap TPE-X10B X-treme Electric Sealing Tape

Product Description

The MOCAP TPE-X10B is a self-fusing, high-temperature electric sealing tape designed for demanding electrical and mechanical applications. It bonds to itself without adhesive, creating a solid, seamless seal when stretched and wrapped. The tape withstands continuous heat exposure above 500 degrees F and remains flexible in extreme cold down to -85 degrees F, making it suitable for environments where standard tapes fail. With a tensile strength of 700 psi and electrical insulation rated at 8,000 volts per unstretched layer, it is a reliable choice for licensed electricians and industrial maintenance technicians working in high-stress or high-temperature conditions.

This tape is used in electrical insulation, wire splicing, conduit sealing, and mechanical repair applications where heat, cold, or voltage exposure exceeds the limits of conventional vinyl or rubber tapes. It is well suited for residential and commercial electrical work, HVAC wiring harness repair, and outdoor or industrial installations where temperature cycling is a constant factor. Its 300 percent stretch ratio allows it to conform tightly around irregular shapes and fittings without gaps.

Key Features

• Self-fusing with no adhesive required - bonds to itself for a seamless, watertight seal
• Heat resistant to over 500 degrees F, suitable for high-temperature electrical environments
• Remains flexible down to -85 degrees F, preventing cracking in cold-weather installs
• 700 psi tensile strength for durable mechanical hold under stress
• Insulates to 8,000 volts per unstretched layer for safe electrical applications
• Stretches up to 300 percent for tight conforming wrap around irregular surfaces

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose self-fusing electric sealing tape for use in electrical insulation, splicing, and sealing applications across residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or qualified maintenance technicians. Always de-energize the circuit and verify zero voltage with a meter before applying tape to any electrical connection. Stretch the tape to activate the self-fusing bond and overlap each layer by at least half the tape width for a complete seal. Work practices should comply with applicable NEC requirements for insulation and splicing.