Electrical Tape

Not all electrical tapes are made the same! Consider these 5 thing when choosing a tape for your job: Need an electrical tape that is purpose-built for professional electrical applications? Visit Shurtape.com.

Today’s electrical industry is much more advanced than it was a century ago. All certified technicians should know the basic how-to’s of operating the gadgets in their tool box. Regarding the more sensitive workings of a building or warehouse, you may find yourself on the job needing a quick fix for a leaky pipe or…

Elongation is a measure of the extent to which a tape is able to stretch before breaking. Measured in percentages, elongation is a good indicator of how a tape handles and how well it responds to the constant stress of being stretched. Elongation is a key characteristic to look for when choosing an electrical tape…

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Safety is always top of mind for electrical contractors and technicians who work with electrical wiring. That’s why it is so important to stay up to date on codes, proper application techniques, and the meanings of each color that is used in phasing applications. In electrical phasing tasks, a variety of colors of electrical tape…

Electrical tape is a critical component to electrical insulating and phasing tasks, and can be the difference between a safe splice and an accident waiting to happen. With so much on the line, using the right electrical tape is critical to getting the job done right the first time. Here are 5 things to consider…

Learn how tape is used across manufacturing environments to support assembly, surface protection, masking, sealing, and process efficiency—helping improve production workflows, reduce defects, and ensure consistent performance from fabrication through final packaging.

Electrical wiring and phasing tasks call for a specific type of tape – electrical tape – in order to safely get the job done. But what exactly is it that makes electrical tapes so different from duct tapes, polyethylene film tapes, and others? Electrical tapes are typically made with a polyvinylchloride (PVC) backing and a…

Electrical tapes come in a rainbow of colors, but for a purpose beyond being colorful. Each color of electrical tape represents a certain voltage level and usage designation for phasing tasks. Study up on what each color signifies so you can be prepared for whatever the job demands.   For more information on choosing an…