What is PVC tape? Read more in our blog. | WKK
Posted on 25 August 2025
PVC tape is, as the name suggests, tape made from PVC. Due to the insulating and flame-retardant properties of PVC, these tapes are widely used for electrical insulation of cables.
Properties of PVC tape
PVC tape has an insulating effect and is also flame-retardant. Additionally, PVC tape is extremely suitable for printing and has high adhesive strength. Because the tape comes off the roll almost silently, PVC tape is widely used in the packaging industry.
Our tapes are available in three widths: 15 mm, 19 mm and 50 mm. They are available in two lengths: 10 or 20 meters. The tape has a thickness of 0.15 millimeters and can withstand temperatures up to 80°C. PVC tape is also resistant to moisture.
Our PVC tapes are available in the colors black, red, yellow, green, blue, yellow/green, gray and white.
What do you use PVC tape for?
PVC tape is used for a wide range of applications, including insulating electrical connections. Additionally, it is used to mark cables and PVC tape is popular in the packaging industry. This is because the tape is printable and unrolls easily and silently. Furthermore, the tape has high adhesive strength, allowing the tape to be used for sealing boxes weighing up to 35 kilograms.
Not sure which PVC tape is the right choice for your application? Contact one of our advisors.