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insulating tape

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Noun1.insulating tape - a water-resistant adhesive tape used to insulate exposed electrical conductors
adhesive tape - tape coated with adhesive
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Spanish insulating tape [ˈɪnsjuleɪtɪŋ-] ncinta aislante
French insulating tape [ˈɪnsjuleɪtɪŋ-] nruban isolant
German insulating tape [ˈɪnsjuleɪtɪŋ-] insulate nIsolierband nt
Italian insulating tape [ˈɪnsjuleɪtɪŋ-] nnastro isolante

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Located at the Extrusion Center will be a number of manufacturing operations, including profile and composite extrusion, wire coating, insulating tape production, tubing and hose extrusion.
An insulating wrap for the hot water heater and insulating tape for the hot water pipes in exposed areas so heat is not lost as the hot water moves throughout the home;
Division products include power cable splices and terminations, including cold and heat shrink technologies; cable arc and fire resistant tapes; heat shrinkable tubing and molded shapes for electrical insulation; electrical wire connectors; wire terminals, tools and lugs; wire marking products; cable ties; underground/underwater electrical system products; electrical diagnostic and detection products, and electrical and electronic specialty insulating tapes.
 
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