Reliable insulation for electrical wiring

The HPX self-vulcanizing tape is specially designed to effectively insulate electrical wiring. Once applied, the tape forms a homogeneous mass without the need for additional heat or pressure. This ensures an airtight and watertight seal, which is essential for the safety and durability of electrical systems.

Versatile for various applications

This tape is not only suitable for insulating electrical wiring, but also for waterproofing hoses and other components. Whether for temporary or permanent repairs, HPX self-vulcanizing tape offers a reliable solution.

• Suitable for electrical insulation
• Waterproofing hoses
• Applicable for both temporary and permanent repairs

High-quality material properties

The tape is made from polyisobutylene (PIB) rubber, which ensures excellent performance. With a temperature resistance up to 90°C and a tensile strength of 2 MPa, this tape withstands various conditions. The thickness of 0.50 mm and a breakdown voltage of 21 kV guarantee reliable insulation.

• Material: polyisobutylene (PIB) rubber
• Temperature resistance: up to 90°C
• Tensile strength: 2 MPa
• Thickness: 0.50 mm
• Breakdown voltage: 21 kV

Easy to use

The HPX self-vulcanizing tape is easy to apply without the use of extra tools. By applying the tape under tension, it automatically forms a homogeneous mass. This allows for quick and efficient repairs without hassle.

Compact and practical size

With a width of 25 mm and a length of 3 meters, this tape is compact and easy to carry. This makes it a handy tool for both professionals and DIYers who need a reliable insulation solution.

• Width: 25 mm
• Length: 3 m

Applications in various sectors

The versatility of HPX self-vulcanizing tape makes it suitable for use in different sectors, including automotive, marine, and electrical engineering. Whether you are working on cars, boats, or electrical installations, this tape provides the reliability you need.

• Automotive: insulating wiring and repairing hoses
• Marine: waterproofing connections and onboard repairs
• Electrical engineering: insulating and protecting electrical components