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One of the primary uses of amalgamating rubber tape is in the electrical industry. Electricians rely on this tape to provide insulation and protection for electrical connections and wires. The tape can be easily stretched and wrapped around the exposed wires, creating a tight and secure seal that prevents moisture and dirt from compromising the connection. Additionally, the tape's elasticity allows it to expand and contract with the wires, ensuring a long-lasting and reliable solution.

For all intents and purposes, modified acrylics have the same characteristics as pure acrylics, but have superior adhesion to the hard-to-bond-plastics mentioned above. Generally, these are more expensive than pure acrylics and are used for plastic bonding (including vinyl and linoleum), lamination and splicing.

1. Dielectric Strength High voltage insulation tape must possess excellent dielectric properties to withstand high electric fields without breaking down. The dielectric strength is a measure of the tape's ability to insulate against electrical current.