Insulation tape is a type of electrical tape used primarily to insulate electrical wires and prevent short circuits. It is typically made from a flexible plastic material, often PVC, that is resistant to electrical currents, moisture, and abrasion. The red insulation tape, in particular, provides a distinctive color coding that makes it easily identifiable in various settings.
To use the tape, simply stretch it around the material you are trying to repair. As you wrap the tape in a circular motion, it begins to seal and “fuse” itself to the material. The most common forms of self-fusing / self-amalgamating tapes are made of silicone rubber (though other types also exist). They are designed to create a strong, seamless, rubbery, waterproof, and electrically insulating layer.
Flex Seal Flex Tape is a super strong, adhesive tape that is designed to bond to various surfaces, creating a waterproof seal. Its unique formulation allows it to stick to almost any surface, whether that be wood, metal, plastic, or even glass. The tape is heavy-duty and is designed to withstand the rigors of both indoor and outdoor environments, making it an essential item in any toolbox.