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Heat Shrink Tubing - Series 200
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Heat Shrink Tubing Cross
Reference Chart (pdf file) |
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Fluoropolymer
Tubing Summary of Properties Table (pdf file) |
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202 - PVC
Heat Shrinkable Tubing |
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202 - Is a PVC heat shrink
with a 2:1 shrink ratio. Has a low shrink temperature, is economical,
highly flame retardant and resists many chemicals, oils, sunlight,
fungus and moisture. Colors are vivid; clear is ‘crystal
clear’. All 202 tubing, including ‘clear’,
meets UL Subject 224 VW-1. Available in sizes from 3/64"
up to 4" ID. |
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202HW - Similar to 202
with a heavier, 1/32” wall thickness. Available in sizes
1/16" up through 1/2". |
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Additional PVC heat shrink tubing products
and finishes available - contact us
for more information or quote:
High Gloss
Neon / Flourescent
Translucent
Color Match
Adhesive-Lined
Irradiated |
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207 - Polyolefin Heat
Shrinkable Tubing |
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207 -
A cross-linked polyolefin shrink tubing with a shrink ratio
of 2:1, rated for -55°C to 135°C continuous operation.
It is typically used as a shrink fit wire harness cover and
insulator over splices and terminations. Minimum Shrink Temperature
is 121°C. An excellent all-purpose insulation which shrinks
at a low temperature and is easily marked.
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207-VW - Is a highly flame
retardant polyolefin heat shrink tubing with a 2:1 shrink ratio,
meeting UL Subject 224 VW-1. |
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207-3X - A polyolefin
heat shrink with a 3:1 shrink ratio that uniformly shrinks over
irregular sizes and shapes. It has a low shrink temperature
and is excellent for hot stamping. |
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Additional polyolefin heat shrink tubing products
are available - contact us for more
information or quote:
Thin Wall
4:1
6:1 |
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208 - Semi-Rigid Polyolefin
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208 - Is a semi rigid polyolefin
heat shrink product rated for -55°C to 135°C continuous
operation for use with automatic feed equipment or other industrial,
military/aerospace, and commercial applications requiring exceptional
strain relief. |
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208MW - A medium wall
cross-linked polyolefin heat shrink tubing with a 3:1 shrink
ratio suitable for a variety of low voltage and mechanical applications
where lighter weight and greater flexibility are important.
High resistance to impact and abrasion, seals and protects cable
splices and terminations. Product has a continuous operating
temperature of -55 deg C to 110 deg C, shrink temperature of
120 deg C. Available with a thermoplastic adhesive liner for
complete environmental protection and insulation. |
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208HW - A heavy wall cross-linked
polyolefin heat shrink tubing with a 3:1 shrink ratio providing
maximum reliability for insulating and protecting cable joints
and terminations. High impact, abrasion, corrosion, and chemical
resistance. Withstands the severe mechanical requirements of
U.R.D., submersible and direct burial installations. Product
has a continuous operating temperature of -55 deg C to 110 deg
C, shrink temperature of 120 deg C. Available with a thermoplastic
adhesive liner for complete environmental protection and insulation. |
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205 - Dual-Wall
Polyolefin Heat Shrinkable Tubing |
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205 - A flexible adhesive-lined
polyolefin shrink tubing over a thin layer of thermoplastic
adhesive. It is rated for continuous operation at -55°C
to 110°C. When heated above 121°C, the adhesive melts
and is forced into contact with the covered product as the
outer tube shrinks.
When the tubing cools, the adhesive solidifies and forms
a flexible waterproof barrier. Typical applications include
covering of marine and wire splices and protection of components. |
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205 2:1 - An adhesive
lined polyolefin with a 2:1 shrink ratio
Also available in a 4:1 and 6:1 shrink ratio, contact
us for more information or quote. UL approved version
is also available as required. |
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204
- Neoprene Heat Shrinkable Tubing |
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Neoprene heat shrink tubing is a modified Polychloroprene
(Neoprene®) heat shrink tubing not affected by common fluids
and solvents. One of the outstanding properties of this Neoprene
shrink tubing is its ability to maintain flexibility at low
temperatures. It is ideal for use under severe environmental
conditions. Minimum shrink temperature is 135°C.
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209
- Kynar Heat Shrinkable Tubing |
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Kynar is a cross-linked, heat shrinkable, polyvinylidene
fluoride fluoroplastic. Normally used in applications requiring
an excellent high continuous temperature rating, flame and chemical
resistance and rigidity for strain relief, as well as excellent
resistance to cut-through and abrasion. |
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206
- Melt Wall Polyolefin |
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A semi-rigid, co-extruded tubing that provides
a meltable inner wall. It is rated for continuous operation
at -55°C to 110°C and can stand elevated temperatures
for brief periods. When heated above 135°C, the inner meltable
wall softens and is forced into contact with the covered product
as the outer tube shrinks. When the tubing cools, it provides
a tough coating that is very resistant to chemicals and moisture.
The tubing has a 2.5:1 shrink ratio and will shrink down to
40% of its original diameter when fully recovered. A few sizes
can accommodate a wide range of applications. It is easily removed
and excellent for rework, retrofit and repairs in the field.
Typical applications include electrical and mechanical assemblies,
breakouts and end sealing of cables and rigid tubing. |
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212
- Viton Heat Shrinkable Tubing |
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Viton heat shrink tubing is an electrical grade
cross-linked modified fluoroelastomer (Viton®) tubing with
a 2:1 shrink ratio, rated for -55°C to 200°C continuous
operation. Viton tubing is very abrasion resistant, flexible
and resistant to most fuels, acids and alkalis. It is typically
used as a wiring and component cover in aircraft and aerospace
applications and chemical plants |
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210 - PTFE Heat Shrinkable
Tubing |
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210 - Fluoropolymer PTFE
used in applications of extreme electrical, thermal, and chemical
environments. Very lubricious, chemically resistant and inert.
Excellent dielectric insulating properties. The extreme chemical
inertness of PTFE heat shrink tubing combined with its high
temperature resistance makes it an ideal product for use as
a strain relief, fiber optic splice cover and whenever an
inert, high temperature shrink tubing is required. Minimum
shrink temperature is 328°C and care must be taken to
avoid shrink temperatures above 357°C.
Available in a 2:1 shrink ratio with standard, thin and light
wall, and a 4:1 ratio. |
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210/211 - A dual fluoropolymer
PTFE/FEP heat shrink tubing constructed with an exterior of
heat shrink PTFE and an inner layer of FEP. It is easy to apply,
and is designed to provide a tight, moisture-proof bond over
wires, cables, connectors, splices, terminals, etc. The PTFE
shrinks tightly over inserted parts when the covered section
is heated, while the FEP melts and flows into a solid or near-solid
encapsulation with a fit so tight that it can withstand the
most severe stresses involving pull or vibration. Product 210/211
heat shrink tubing provides all the outstanding electrical,
chemical, and mechanical properties of PTFE, including a service
temperature up to 450° F (232° C). |
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211 - FEP Heat Shrinkable
Tubing
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211 - Fluorinated Ethylene
Propylene (FEP) heat shrink tubing is a widely used, lower cost
alternative to PTFE. FEP has similar dielectric and frictional
properties to PTFE. Although PTFE has superior chemical resistance
to FEP, FEP can be used in most applications suited for PTFE.
The major difference between the two materials is the continuous
use temperature. FEP heat shrinkable tubing is suitable for
continuous use at temperatures up to 204°C. Another advantage
FEP has over PTFE is its much lower shrink temperature. While
PTFE needs a temperature of over 300°C to shrink it, FEP
heat shrink can shrink as low as 190°C. This can be a significant
advantage when used in conjunction with temperature sensitive
components. . FEP heat shrink conforms to Mil-I-23053/11. |
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211-RC - FEP fluoropolymer
heat shrinkable roll covers are specifically engineered to
extend roller life and eliminated roller build-up and picking.
FEP roll covers are produced with a .020” wall thickness
for rollers from 1/2 to 12 inches in diameter and lengths
up to 10 feet.
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