3M Scotch Vinyl Color Coding Electrical Tape, 3/4 in x 66 ft

Scotch Vinyl Color Coding Tape 35 is a premium-grade PVC electrical tape with real insulating properties, rated 1250 V/mil dielectric strength at 7 mil thickness, and it is specified for low voltage applications. Its intended job is phase identification, color coding leads and piping, and marking safety areas. For primary insulation of a splice, size the build to the conductor and voltage class; for identification wraps on low voltage work it does both marking and insulating.

Not for prolonged sun exposure. Scotch 35 in this size is abrasion- and weather-resistant, but it is not UV resistant, so outdoor marking exposed to direct sunlight will chalk and fade over time. For exterior phase tags, keep it shaded or inside an enclosure.

Two colors in the 3/4 inch by 66 foot size: gray, part number 35-GRAY-3/4X66FT, and green, part number 35-GREEN-3/4X66FT. On phase marking work, green is the common ground/bonding identifier and gray is used for grounded conductors on some systems, so most electricians order both.

Rated 0 to 105 degrees Celsius, which is 32 to 220 degrees Fahrenheit. That covers normal motor lead and panel work, but it means the tape is not rated for application or service below freezing, so on cold-weather jobs warm the roll and the surface before wrapping or the rubber resin adhesive will not grab.

Yes. The tape is RoHS 2011/65/EU compliant without exemption, which is the line most public agency, healthcare, and education procurement specs are looking for on consumable electrical materials.

The 3/4 inch by 66 foot Scotch 35 rolls are packed 100 per case, so a case gives one standardized color across a crew or a stockroom shelf. Both cataloged colors, gray and green, use the same roll size, which keeps dispensers and wrap technique consistent across a facility.