DEI Hi-Temp Shrink Tube 12mm x 50ft Spool - Black

Description

Professional grade military spec flexible polyolefin tubing provides excellent electrical insulation, protection from dirt, dust, solvents, and foreign materials as well as providing strain relief. Over expanded tubing easily fits over the end of wires and connectors and shrinks down to 33% of it's original diameter for a snug water-tight protective seal without a reduction in the tube's original length.Hi-Temp Shrink Tubes can be used to insulate wires, wire splicing, connections, terminals and meets the material functional properties of Military Spec DTL-23053/5C. 3:1 shrink ratio Operating temperature range: -67°F to 275°F Apply at 120°F to 180°F using a heat gun *DO NOT apply directly to exhaust components.

Features & benefits

• Easy To Install Apply At 120 To 180 Degrees F Using Heat Gun
• Use To Insulate Wires/Connections/Terminals/Wire Splitting
• Max Operating Temp 394 Degrees F For Short Duration
• Operating Temp Range -67Degrees F To 275Degrees F
• Thick Wall Construction And Remains Flexible
• Alternate To Plastic Ties And Tape
• Offers Clean Professional Look
• Meets MIL Spec DTL-23053/5C
• 3-1 Shrink Ratio
• Flame Retardant
• Ideal solution - this heat shrink tubing is perfect for electrical repairs, accessory installations, and other applications
• Convenient sizes - available in a variety of sizes and types so you can buy exactly what you need for the job
• Durable construction - manufactured from quality materials for reliable service
• Versatile applications - can be used in a variety of repairs, custom installations, and household, industrial and commercial applications

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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including nickel, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.