RS PRO Adhesive Lined Halogen Free Heat Shrink Tubing, Black 40mm Sleeve Dia. x 1.2m Length 3:1 Ratio
Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
RS ProSleeve Diameter
40mm
Colour
Black
Shrunk Diameter
13mm
Sleeve Type
Heat Shrink
Adhesive Lined
Yes
Shrink Ratio
3:1
Sleeve Length
1.2m
Material
Polyolefin
Operating Temperature Range
-40 → +105 °C
Flame Retardant
Yes
Halogen Free
Yes
Standards Met
ASTM, BS 6853, BSS 7239, LUL E 1042. A6, RoHS Compliant, SAE-AMS-DTL-23053
Country of Origin
Germany
Product details
RS PRO Adhesive Lined, Halogen Free, Polyolefin Heat Shrink Tubing with 3:1 Shrink Ratio
From RS PRO a range of high quality, easy to use adhesive lined or dual wall heat-shrink tubing made from flexible, halogen-free/zero-halogen, flame retardant, dual walled polyolefin. This heat shrink tubing has a high shrink ratio of 3:1 which means it shrinks to a third of its original diameter and is ideal for covering irregular or awkward shapes. The adhesive lining of this tubing, when melted, provides a watertight sealing and encapsulates wire joints. This heat shrink is halogen-free which means, when it overheats or burns, it produces less smoke and fewer toxic gasses making it ideal for use in environments where safety is an important consideration, especially if there is a risk of fire or electrical circuits overheating.
What is Heat Shrink Tubing?
Heat shrink tubing is a type of extruded plastic tubing that can be cut to size and fitted over a wire or cable joint to provide protection and insulation. When heated is applied the tubing shrinks permanently providing a protective seal. The amount it shrinks depends on its shrink ratio. When you buy the tubing it is in its expanded state, this expanded tubing has memory so when it is heated it returns to its original state.
Features and Benefits of Adhesive Lined Flexible Polyolefin Heat Shrink Tubing
Flexible Polyolefin is a material derived from polyethylene and is one of the most commonly used insulating materials being both highly flexible, fast shrinking and durable. When heated it shrinks radially a third of its original diameter hence the ratio of 3:1. This heat shrink tubing has an inner adhesive lining, which, when heated, melts to form a watertight sealing around the joint. This type of heat shrink is also called dual wall heat shrink.
Very flexible
Halogen-free with reduced acid gas emission and smoke generation
Flame retardant
Adhesive lined for waterproof sealing
3:1 shrink ratio for easy installation on irregular shapes and large gaps
Operating temperature range of -40 to +105°C
Minimum shrink temperature of 115°C
Excellent electrical insulation properties
Resistant to common fluids and solvents
Excellent abrasion resistance
Tubing meets London Underground spec E1042-A6 standards
What is Polyolefin Heat Shrink Tubing Used For?
This polyolefin adhesive lined heat shrink is very versatile and is used in both commercial and industrial applications. The halogen-free material means it is ideal for use in smoke sensitive areas such as public buildings, underground systems, hospitals, airports and submarines. The meltable adhesive lining provides waterproof sealing and encapsulation for cable joints, wire branches and in-line components such as disconnect terminal and wire splices. This adhesive tubing is also ideal for encapsulating electronic devices that have irregular shapes or profiles. Applications include the following:
Waterproof sealing and encapsulation of wire joints
Electrical insulation
Environmental protection against moisture, dust and chemicals.
Mechanical protection to wires and small parts from abrasion
Mechanical strain relief on cable and connector joints to prevent damage caused by flexing or bending
Bundling and organising harness wires, cable and tubing
Colour coded identification of cables, wires and components
How to use Heat Shrink Tubing
The diameter of the wire or cable or cable is measured and the correct sized heat shrink tubing selected. A piece tubing is cut to size which is long enough to cover the connection or joint after heating. This then slides onto the wire. After the cable or wire has been joined the heat shrink tubing is moved over the joint and heated with a heat gun until it forms a tight wrapping around the joint.
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Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
RS ProSleeve Diameter
40mm
Colour
Black
Shrunk Diameter
13mm
Sleeve Type
Heat Shrink
Adhesive Lined
Yes
Shrink Ratio
3:1
Sleeve Length
1.2m
Material
Polyolefin
Operating Temperature Range
-40 → +105 °C
Flame Retardant
Yes
Halogen Free
Yes
Standards Met
ASTM, BS 6853, BSS 7239, LUL E 1042. A6, RoHS Compliant, SAE-AMS-DTL-23053
Country of Origin
Germany
Product details
RS PRO Adhesive Lined, Halogen Free, Polyolefin Heat Shrink Tubing with 3:1 Shrink Ratio
From RS PRO a range of high quality, easy to use adhesive lined or dual wall heat-shrink tubing made from flexible, halogen-free/zero-halogen, flame retardant, dual walled polyolefin. This heat shrink tubing has a high shrink ratio of 3:1 which means it shrinks to a third of its original diameter and is ideal for covering irregular or awkward shapes. The adhesive lining of this tubing, when melted, provides a watertight sealing and encapsulates wire joints. This heat shrink is halogen-free which means, when it overheats or burns, it produces less smoke and fewer toxic gasses making it ideal for use in environments where safety is an important consideration, especially if there is a risk of fire or electrical circuits overheating.
What is Heat Shrink Tubing?
Heat shrink tubing is a type of extruded plastic tubing that can be cut to size and fitted over a wire or cable joint to provide protection and insulation. When heated is applied the tubing shrinks permanently providing a protective seal. The amount it shrinks depends on its shrink ratio. When you buy the tubing it is in its expanded state, this expanded tubing has memory so when it is heated it returns to its original state.
Features and Benefits of Adhesive Lined Flexible Polyolefin Heat Shrink Tubing
Flexible Polyolefin is a material derived from polyethylene and is one of the most commonly used insulating materials being both highly flexible, fast shrinking and durable. When heated it shrinks radially a third of its original diameter hence the ratio of 3:1. This heat shrink tubing has an inner adhesive lining, which, when heated, melts to form a watertight sealing around the joint. This type of heat shrink is also called dual wall heat shrink.
Very flexible
Halogen-free with reduced acid gas emission and smoke generation
Flame retardant
Adhesive lined for waterproof sealing
3:1 shrink ratio for easy installation on irregular shapes and large gaps
Operating temperature range of -40 to +105°C
Minimum shrink temperature of 115°C
Excellent electrical insulation properties
Resistant to common fluids and solvents
Excellent abrasion resistance
Tubing meets London Underground spec E1042-A6 standards
What is Polyolefin Heat Shrink Tubing Used For?
This polyolefin adhesive lined heat shrink is very versatile and is used in both commercial and industrial applications. The halogen-free material means it is ideal for use in smoke sensitive areas such as public buildings, underground systems, hospitals, airports and submarines. The meltable adhesive lining provides waterproof sealing and encapsulation for cable joints, wire branches and in-line components such as disconnect terminal and wire splices. This adhesive tubing is also ideal for encapsulating electronic devices that have irregular shapes or profiles. Applications include the following:
Waterproof sealing and encapsulation of wire joints
Electrical insulation
Environmental protection against moisture, dust and chemicals.
Mechanical protection to wires and small parts from abrasion
Mechanical strain relief on cable and connector joints to prevent damage caused by flexing or bending
Bundling and organising harness wires, cable and tubing
Colour coded identification of cables, wires and components
How to use Heat Shrink Tubing
The diameter of the wire or cable or cable is measured and the correct sized heat shrink tubing selected. A piece tubing is cut to size which is long enough to cover the connection or joint after heating. This then slides onto the wire. After the cable or wire has been joined the heat shrink tubing is moved over the joint and heated with a heat gun until it forms a tight wrapping around the joint.