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Flow Form Heat Shrink Tubing, 20 to 18 AWG, Gray, 2' Length, 1/16" ID After Shrinkage, 3:1 Shrink Ratio (Pack of 5)
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• 3:1 shrink ratio
• Prevents failure due to corrosion, vibration, abrasion and strain
• Sturdy dual wall construction – the outer wall shrinks, providing strength, rigidity and abrasion resistance, while the inner wall provides a water-resistant seal to keep out contaminants and water
• Chemical-resistant – not affected by road salt, oil, diesel fuel, gasoline, dust, moisture and battery acid
• Easy to install – shrinks with a heat gun, torch or other heat source
• Color-coded for easy size identification
• Easily cuts to size
• High dielectric strength: 500V/mil; up to 16,000V per application
• Temperature range: –67°F to +230°F (–55°C to +110°C)
• Voltage rating in USA 600V; in Canada 32V
Applications
• Electrical terminals and connectors exposed to corrosion, pull-out or vibration
• Repair welding cables and insulate stingers and lugs
• Installation and repair of vehicular equipment wiring and lights
• Strain relief for robotic applications
• Insulate tool handles to reduce electric shock
• Seal butt connectors for in-line splices
Wire gauge coverage is approximate due to the wide variance of wire thicknesses.
• 3:1 shrink ratio
• Prevents failure due to corrosion, vibration, abrasion and strain
• Sturdy dual wall construction – the outer wall shrinks, providing strength, rigidity and abrasion resistance, while the inner wall provides a water-resistant seal to keep out contaminants and water
• Chemical-resistant – not affected by road salt, oil, diesel fuel, gasoline, dust, moisture and battery acid
• Easy to install – shrinks with a heat gun, torch or other heat source
• Color-coded for easy size identification
• Easily cuts to size
• High dielectric strength: 500V/mil; up to 16,000V per application
• Temperature range: –67°F to +230°F (–55°C to +110°C)
• Voltage rating in USA 600V; in Canada 32V
Applications
• Electrical terminals and connectors exposed to corrosion, pull-out or vibration
• Repair welding cables and insulate stingers and lugs
• Installation and repair of vehicular equipment wiring and lights
• Strain relief for robotic applications
• Insulate tool handles to reduce electric shock
• Seal butt connectors for in-line splices
Wire gauge coverage is approximate due to the wide variance of wire thicknesses.
