MOX-Tape ™®
High Temperature Self-fusing silicone rubber tapes for cable and harness wrapping.
These include 602, 603, 604, 620, SA1020/SB1020, and SA00520 / SB00520:
Mox-Tape® 600-R Series Unsupported Rectangular tape |
Mox-Tape® 600-T Series Unsupported Triangular Tape |
SA & SB Series Mox-Tape® Controlled Stretch Tape |
Specification include:
MIL-I-22444C
MIL-I-46852C TY1 & TY2
(Now replaced by CID A-A-59163)
DMS 2186 TY1 & TY2
GD, LOCKHEED, GE SPECS
ROHR-RMS 315 TY1 & TY2
GEASOA493 A,B,C,D
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MOX-Tape is produced from specially formulated silicone rubber. When wrapped with at least a 50% overlap upon itself, MOX-Tape provides a SELF-FUSING, inseparable, cohesive insulating barrier that is resistant to moisture, oxygen, ozone and corona over a range of temperatures from -65°F up to +500°F. MOX-Tape provides superior electrical insulation with a dielectric strength of 300 VPM minimum at 356°F/180°C (Class H). Three Types Available
MOX- Tape Advantages
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Suggested Applications • Insulate field, armature and interpole coils in large motors. • Protect coils from effects of vibration. • Wrap reclaimed motors by over-wrapping deteriorated insulation. • Works as a scaling system for splicing and terminating of wire and cable. • Harness wrapping and wire bundling to meet Class H insulation. • Insulating coil leads and bus bar connections. • Underground cable splices. • Vibration fixture, anti-scratch and clamping pads. • Electromagnetic coil insulation. • Insulating and scaling electrical connections. • Insulating heated transfer lines. • On-board aerospace and space experiments. • Insulating in radioactive environments. • Masking agent utilized in manufacturing processes and powder coatings. • Applied to rollers for protection and traction. • Insulating, protecting and sealing rigging hardware and power systems in marine applications. • Motor connections. • Plant maintenance. • Superior, heavy duty repair tape or emergency insulating barrier. • Takes the place of potting material and forms for prototyping. |