PVC Cold-Resistant Electrical Tape supplied by Avans Tech

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PVC Cold-Resistant Electrical Tape

Name: PVC Cold-Resistant Electrical Tape
Brand: Avans Tech

PVC Cold-Resistant Electrical Tape is built for low-temperature work, supplied as a matte-surface build at 0.15 mm and a super bright build at 0.15 mm and 0.165 mm. The super bright CREP SB1915 and SB1920 models are rated to minus 26 degrees C and the range covers wire and cable joint insulation below 600 V.

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Product Overview

PVC Cold-Resistant Electrical Tape is built for low-temperature work, supplied as a matte-surface build at 0.15 mm and a super bright build at 0.15 mm and 0.165 mm. The super bright CREP SB1915 and SB1920 models are rated to minus 26 degrees C and the range covers wire and cable joint insulation below 600 V.

Materials

Matte-surface PVC film
Super bright PVC film
Pressure-sensitive adhesive

Key Benefits

Keeps adhesion in low-temperature environments where standard PVC tape lifts
Super bright models rated for service from minus 26 degrees C to 80 degrees C
Dielectric strength of at least 40 KV/mm and breakdown voltage of at least 5000 V
Thirteen model codes across widths of 17 mm 18 mm 19 mm and 23 mm
24 month shelf life, so winter stock can be bought ahead

Application Scenarios And Who It Is For

Application Scenarios

Insulation for wire and cable connections below 80 degrees C and 600 V
Phase colour identification in outdoor and unheated installations
Protective sheathing and harness binding in cold stores and winter sites
Maintenance work on plant exposed to low ambient temperatures

Who It Is For

Contractors working outdoors through winter
Cold store and refrigeration plant electricians
Utility maintenance teams in cold climates
Distributors supplying northern and high-altitude markets

Problems It Solves

Tape that will not stick when the ambient temperature drops on site
Wraps that crack and fall off after the first cold season
Rework visits caused by failed phase marking on outdoor runs
Holding two tape ranges for summer and winter work

Technical Features

Matte build 0.15 mm: tensile 22 N/cm, elongation 180 percent, peel 1.8 N/cm, adhesion 0.4 kg/25 mm
Dielectric strength at least 40 KV/mm and breakdown voltage at least 5000 V
Super bright PVC film with strong aging and weather resistance
Super bright models SB1915 and SB1920 at 0.165 mm rated minus 26 degrees C
Service range minus 26 degrees C to 80 degrees C on the super bright build

Specifications

Values below are taken from our published product data. Our tables note that figures are general averages for reference and that actual data should be confirmed by testing within the applicable scope.

CREP 004	0.15 mm x 17 mm x 15 Y, outer diameter 68.5 mm
CREP 005/7017	0.15 mm x 17 mm x 11 m, outer diameter 70 mm
CREP 007	0.15 mm x 17 mm x 20 Y, outer diameter 75 mm
CREP 008	0.15 mm x 18 mm x 20 m, outer diameter 76 mm
CREP 6823	0.15 mm x 23 mm x 11 m, outer diameter 68 mm
CREP 7023	0.15 mm x 23 mm x 11 m, outer diameter 70 mm
CREP 7623	0.15 mm x 23 mm x 16.5 m, outer diameter 76 mm
CREP SB 013	0.15 mm x 18 mm x 15 Y, outer diameter 69 mm
CREP SB 015	0.15 mm x 18 mm x 20 m, outer diameter 76 mm
CREP SB1915	0.165 mm x 19 mm x 15 Y, outer diameter 69 mm, minus 26 degrees C
CREP SB1920	0.165 mm x 19 mm x 20 Y, outer diameter 76 mm, minus 26 degrees C
Tensile Strength	22 N/cm at 0.15 mm
Elongation	180 percent
Peel Strength	1.8 N/cm
Adhesion	0.4 kg/25 mm
Dielectric Strength	at least 40 KV/mm
Breakdown Voltage	at least 5000 V
Temperature Range	minus 26 degrees C to 80 degrees C on the super bright build
Shelf Life	24 months from production date

Quality Control

Low-temperature adhesion checked on the cold-resistant builds
Dielectric strength and breakdown voltage tested
Peel strength and adhesion verified against published values
Thickness held at 0.15 mm or 0.165 mm by model

Customization Options

Model and width selection across the thirteen codes
Colour sets for phase marking
Roll length in metres or yards to match your existing part numbers

Comparison With Other Products

Compared With	Why This Product
PVC Flame Retardant Electrical Tape	Choose cold-resistant where the limiting factor is low ambient temperature rather than fire performance
Standard PVC electrical tape	The super bright build keeps adhesion unchanged in low-temperature environments instead of lifting at the edges

Use Guide

Clean the joint area before wrapping to remove grease dust and moisture
Wrap semi-overlapping with even tension
Do not over-stretch the final layer
Store indoors at room temperature, ventilated and shaded

Questions Buyers Ask

PVC Cold-Resistant Electrical Tape FAQ

How cold can this tape be used

The super bright models CREP SB1915 and SB1920 are listed as minus 26 degrees C cold resistant, with a stated service range of minus 26 degrees C to 80 degrees C.

What is the difference between the matte and super bright builds

The matte build is a standard cold-resistant surface at 0.15 mm. The super bright build uses a brighter film with strong aging and weather resistance and includes the 0.165 mm minus 26 degrees C models.

Which widths do you stock

17 mm, 18 mm, 19 mm and 23 mm across the CREP and CREP SB model codes.

Are roll lengths in metres or yards

Both. Some models are specified in metres and some in yards, as shown in the specification table.

What voltage is it rated for

Wire and cable joint insulation at 600 V or below and 80 degrees C or below.

Can I mix models on one order

Yes. Small order quantities are available and models can be mixed on a single shipment.