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- 3M
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- Scotch 23
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3M Scotch 23 All-Voltage Splicing Tape Data Sheet
Scotch™ 23 All-Voltage Splicing Tape is a highly conformable, self‑fusing EPR‑based tape designed for splicing and terminating solid dielectric cables from 600 V to 69 kV. It offers excellent electrical properties, a special polyester liner that does not stick on unwind, and compatibility with a wide range of cable insulations.
The data sheet lists key physical and electrical specifications, such as dielectric strength, thickness, tensile strength, and operating temperature, and includes application notes on proper stretching, half‑lapping, and storage. Availability information and safety notices are also provided.
3M Scotch 23 specifications
| Thickness | 0.76 mm |
|---|---|
| Tensile Strength | 1.4 kN/m |
| Ultimate Elongation | 1000 % |
| Operating Temperature | 90 °C (194 °F) |
| Emergency Operating Temperature | 130 °C (266 °F) |
| Dissipation Factor (130 °C) | < 5 % |
| Shelf Life | 5 years |
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Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.
Questions answered in these manuals
What is the maximum voltage rating for Scotch 23 tape?
Scotch 23 tape can be used for splices up to 69 kV.
What is the recommended shelf life of Scotch 23 tape?
Under normal storage conditions, the tape has a 5‑year shelf life.
What temperature can Scotch 23 tape withstand?
Scotch 23 tape can be used at temperatures up to 130 °C.
What is the maximum voltage rating of Scotch 23 tape?
The tape is rated for jointing applications up to 69 kV.
What is the shelf life of Scotch 23 Electrical Tape?
Under normal storage conditions, Scotch 23 Tape has a five‑year shelf life.
Up to what voltage can Scotch 23 be used for splicing?
The tape can be used for splicing cables from 600 V up to 69,000 V on solid dielectric cables.