Scotch 23 electrical tape is typically used for insulating and jacketing splices on power cables rated up to 69kV. It is known for its self-fusing properties, which means that when stretched and overlapped, it forms a solid, inseparable bond. This makes it effective for creating a moisture-tight seal and providing electrical insulation.

Features

1. Self-Fusing: One of the key features of Scotch 23 tape is its self-fusing nature. When stretched and overlapped onto itself, it forms a solid, inseparable bond. This property helps create a moisture-tight seal.
2. Electrical Insulation: Scotch 23 tape is specifically designed for electrical applications. It provides excellent electrical insulation and is often used for insulating and jacketing splices on power cables rated up to 69kV.
3. Compatibility: The tape is compatible with a wide range of cable insulations and jacket materials, making it versatile for various applications.
4. High Voltage Rating: Scotch 23 is suitable for use in applications where high voltage insulation is required. It is designed to withstand the conditions associated with power cables and electrical systems.
5. Durability: The tape is known for its durability and can withstand harsh environmental conditions. It provides protection against moisture, corrosion, and other environmental factors.
6. Conformability: Scotch 23 tape is designed to conform to irregular shapes and surfaces, providing a secure and uniform seal.