Waterproof Liquid Electrical Tape Insulation Sealant

Reliable Liquid Insulation for Demanding Electrical Work

This waterproof liquid electrical tape is designed to insulate, seal, and protect electrical wires, cables, and connections in challenging environments. Once cured, it forms a flexible, rubberized coating that adheres tightly to conductors and insulation, helping to prevent short circuits, voltage leaks, and corrosion. Available in white or black, and in 100 ml or 250 ml sizes, it is suitable for both small repairs and regular professional use.

The liquid paste formula allows precise application where traditional tape is difficult to use, such as irregular shapes, tight spaces, or complex terminations. It creates an airtight, waterproof and UV-resistant layer that helps maintain insulation integrity over time. The coating is designed to withstand typical high and low service temperatures encountered in electrical and electronic applications, supporting stable performance in indoor and outdoor conditions.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Effective insulation and sealing - Forms a continuous dielectric barrier that helps reduce the risk of arcing, leakage, and moisture ingress.
• Easy, precise application - Brush or spread directly onto the repair area without cutting or wrapping, ideal for complex or confined installations.
• Durable, flexible finish - Cures to a rubberized coating that moves with the cable, helping to prevent cracking or peeling over time.

FAQ

Q: How long does it take to dry?
A: Allow at least 4 hours for the coating to dry. Ensure it is fully cured before energizing any circuit.

Q: Where can I use this liquid electrical tape?
A: It is suitable for insulating and sealing wire splices, terminations, connectors, and small breaches in existing insulation on cables and leads.

Q: Is it waterproof after curing?
A: Yes. Once fully cured, it forms a water-resistant seal that helps protect against moisture and weather exposure.

Q: Can it replace conventional electrical tape?
A: It can be used as an alternative in many applications, especially on irregular shapes or hard-to-reach areas, but should always be applied following relevant electrical standards and safety guidelines.