Self-sealing tape-23 (38 mm)

3M Scotch 23 (38 mm) is a black self-vulcanizing rubber tape, ideal for insulation and sealing tasks.

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Highlights:

• Self-vulcanizing rubber tape
• Stretch 50-75% for proper use
• Vulcanizes and creates a dense rubber mass
• Electrically insulating and sealing
• Used for both indoor and outdoor installations
• Requires an additional layer of vinyl tape for mechanical protection
(Super 33+)

3M Scotch tape 23, 38 mm:

Self-vulcanizing rubber tape with black liner. The tape has the dimensions 38 mm x 9.15 m and is 0.76 mm thick. It is delivered in a practical cardboard box. Ideal for insulation and sealing applications, the tape should be stretched 50-75% until the color changes to grey, and fitted with a half overlay. When the tape comes into contact with itself, it vulcanizes and forms a dense rubber mass.

Mechanical strength

To ensure mechanical strength, it is recommended to cover the assembly with a quality vinyl tape such as Scotch Super 33+ or Scotch Super 88. These vinyl tapes protect against UV rays, acid and alkali, which makes it possible to place the assembly directly in the ground or outdoors.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 38 mm x 9.15 m
• Thickness: 0.76 mm
• Black self-vulcanizing rubber tape
• Electrically insulating
• Can be used both indoors and outdoors
• Supplied in a cardboard box
• Length: 9.15 m
• Thickness: 0.76 mm
• Vulcanization on contact
• Suitable for burial and outdoor use

61-225: Universal vulcanizing tape 23, 38 mm. wide | 9,15 meter

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