Here at Swift, we stock a number of different electrical tapes. Some are adhesive, some are not and somewhere in the middle are our self-fusing tapes. These don't stick to surfaces but they do stick to themselves. 

The naturally occurring rubber harvested from rubber trees is the oldest type of adhesive base and is still in use today in various masking tapes and applications tapes used in the graphics industry. They are inexpensive, can be formulated with predictable adhesion properties, and work well in applications with low shear requirements.  These adhesives work well in ambient and low-temperature applications but will struggle when the temperature exceeds about 120°F.

In addition to its insulation properties, yellow tape plays a pivotal role in safety and hazard marking. Many industries utilize colored tape to demarcate hazardous areas, warn of potential dangers, or designate specific zones. The color yellow is universally associated with caution, making yellow insulation tape an effective tool for alerting individuals to be wary of risks in their environment.

Electrical control panel equipment like circuit breakers and switchgear is another common application for electrical control boxes. A breaker box needs to resist environmental conditions that might damage the sensitive electrical equipment inside.

One of the primary advantages of PVC electrical insulation tape is its cost-effectiveness, making it an ideal choice for wholesale suppliers. The bulk purchase of PVC tape significantly reduces the per-unit cost, making it accessible to both businesses and individual consumers.

NON-TOXIC RUBBER TAPE (NORMAL STORAGE) AND TECHNICAL DATA

Tape wraps are a popular choice for temporary repairs or quick fixes, as they are easy to apply and remove. However, they are not as durable or long-lasting as plastic or fabric wraps, and may need to be replaced more frequently.