Heat-Shrink Tubing

Elmark Heat-Shrink Tubing Yellow 301014Y

Thin-walled heat-shrinkable tubes are used for insulating cable connections, repairing conductors to protect the cable head from corrosion, protecting the cable insulation from water and moisture, and...

Thin-walled heat-shrinkable tubes are used for insulating cable connections, repairing conductors to protect the cable head from corrosion, protecting the cable insulation from water and moisture, and restoring the integrity of cable insulation. It is a thin-walled plastic tube that shrinks its initial diameter at temperatures above 120°C. The material is...

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Description

Description

Thin-walled heat-shrinkable tubes are used for insulating cable connections, repairing conductors to protect the cable head from corrosion, protecting the cable insulation from water and moisture, and restoring the integrity of cable insulation. It is a thin-walled plastic tube that shrinks its initial diameter at temperatures above 120°C. The material is resistant to high temperatures and UV radiation.

  • Material: triple cross-linked polyolefin
  • Colors: blue, black, red, yellow, yellow-green, green, white
  • Shrinkage ratio: min 2:1
  • Shrinkage temperature: min 120°C
  • Insulation resistance: 1x10¹²Ω/cm
  • Insulation voltage: 1000V
  • Ambient temperature: -40° to +100°C
  • Material state when exposed to fire: light burning
  • The material does not emit hazardous substances
  • Standard: EN60684
  • Color: Yellow
  • Initial diameter: 14 mm
  • Shrink diameter: 7 mm
  • Type: without adhesive
  • Wall thickness: 0.08 mm
  • Model: ZDG

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Specifications

Specifications

Case
No
with Glue
No

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Description & Specifications

Thin-walled heat-shrinkable tubes are used for insulating cable connections, repairing conductors to protect the cable head from corrosion, protecting the cable insulation from water and moisture, and restoring the integrity of cable insulation. It is a thin-walled plastic tube that shrinks its initial diameter at temperatures above 120°C. The material is resistant to high temperatures and UV radiation.

  • Material: triple cross-linked polyolefin
  • Colors: blue, black, red, yellow, yellow-green, green, white
  • Shrinkage ratio: min 2:1
  • Shrinkage temperature: min 120°C
  • Insulation resistance: 1x10¹²Ω/cm
  • Insulation voltage: 1000V
  • Ambient temperature: -40° to +100°C
  • Material state when exposed to fire: light burning
  • The material does not emit hazardous substances
  • Standard: EN60684
  • Color: Yellow
  • Initial diameter: 14 mm
  • Shrink diameter: 7 mm
  • Type: without adhesive
  • Wall thickness: 0.08 mm
  • Model: ZDG

Manufacturer

Case
No
with Glue
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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2,50 € to a Skroutz Point