Nsi Industries WW-732 Vinyl Electrical Tape 3/4 in 66 Ft Black

Product Description

The NSI INDUSTRIES WW-732 is a 7-mil black vinyl electrical tape rated for 600 volts, designed for insulating, splicing, and color-coding electrical conductors in residential and commercial wiring applications. Each roll measures 3/4 inch wide and 66 feet long, providing substantial coverage for repetitive connection work. The vinyl construction with PVC adhesive backing conforms well to irregular surfaces and holds securely across a wide temperature range. Licensed electricians and maintenance technicians reach for this tape as a standard consumable for low-voltage and branch-circuit work covered under the NEC.

The WW-732 suits general electrical insulation tasks in panel work, conduit terminations, junction box connections, and motor lead dressing. Its operating temperature range of 0 degrees F to 221 degrees F makes it appropriate for both indoor and outdoor installations where thermal cycling is a factor. The black color is the conventional choice for phase identification on ungrounded conductors in standard residential and light-commercial wiring, and it also serves as a general-purpose insulating wrap on service entrances and equipment terminations.

Key Features

• 7-mil vinyl construction provides durable insulation and resistance to abrasion
• 600-volt rating meets standard branch-circuit and low-voltage insulation requirements
• 3/4 inch width is the industry-standard size for hand-applied electrical tape work
• 66-foot roll length reduces mid-job roll changes on high-volume connection tasks
• PVC adhesive backing bonds to wire insulation, conduit, and most smooth surfaces
• Operating range of 0 degrees F to 221 degrees F suits most indoor and outdoor service environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose vinyl electrical tape suitable for insulating and splicing conductors rated up to 600 volts in standard residential and commercial electrical installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed electricians or qualified maintenance personnel. De-energize and lock out the circuit before applying tape to any conductor or splice. Apply with consistent tension, overlapping each wrap by at least half the tape width for full insulation coverage. Follow applicable NEC requirements for the specific insulation class and voltage of the conductors being wrapped.