Heat Shrink and Wiring Products
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Heat Shrink Products
Heat shrink tubing and custom heat shrink products provide a protective covering for wires and cables. Available in various colors, lengths, diameter, and shrink ratio, buying heat shrinkable tubing can not only protect delicate wirings but can be used to promote a company’s service.
Product Description
Heat shrink tubing is a durable thermoplastic tubing that is designed to shrink in size when placed around wires or cables and then heated. As an alternative solution to taping or molding wires togethers, the heat shrink tubing works as an organizer or labeler for clusters of wires. It also acts as an insulator and added layer of protection from external elements.
Features
- Insulated
- Protective coating
- Waterproof
- Resistant to ultraviolet light
- Better organization
- Flexible
- Long-lasting
- Chemical-resistant
Applications
Heat shrink tubing can be used for various industries in the USA and Canada, specifically for automotive, electrical, plumbing, electronics, and manufacturers of commercial and residential equipment.
How and When People Use Heat Shrink Tubing
Heat shrink tubing is available in various materials, thickness, sizes, and colors. It is classified by the shrink ratio to determine how much the heat shrink will shrink in diameter (e.g., 2-1, 3-1, etc.) therefore ensuring a close seal around the wiring or cabling.
Heat shrink tubing is resistant to the harsh weather conditions of wind, snow, cold, sun, and extreme heat. It eliminates the need to replace wires frequents due to wear and tear from environment conditions.
Heat shrink tubing is a common tool used for automotive, trucks, boats, trailers, and snowmobile wiring. Custom heat shrink can have the company’s name or logo printed on the outside of the tubing for promotion reasons. Using printed tubing can also help to distinguish between various uses of the wires.
