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Material: Polyethylene
Color: Clear
Shrinkage Ratio: 2:1 ( will maximum shrink to 1/2 of its supplied diameter )
Round Diameter: 50mm / 2" (Before Shrinking), 25mm / 1" (After Shrinking)
Minimum Shrinkage Temp: +70 Degree Celsius
Full Shrinkage Temp: +125 Degree Celsius maximum
Operating Temperature:-55 to 125 Degree Celsius
Rated voltage: 600V
Dielectric strength: 1 KV
Flammability: VW-1, Flame Retardant
Item Shape: Round/Flat
Total Length: 4.8M/16Ft
Heating tool: hot air gun,lighter or air dryer
Compliant: the standard of RoHS, UL and CSA certified.
Appliance: used for appliance/auto electric wire cable harness wrapping
package content: 1 x heat shrink tubing
How to use it?
1. At First choose the right size tubes, as It is 3:1 heat shrink ratio, and will shrink up to 1/3 of original diameter, please measure diameter of wire which is equal to the size of tube after shrinking.
2. Wrap the cable wire with the tube, then use a lighter heating if the tube is small or hair dryer, heat guns heating for large one until the wire was wrapped tightly.
3. Don't touch the tube until it becomes cool.
NOTES:
PLEASE BE CAREFUL WHILE USING LIGHTER OR HEAT GUN.
PLEASE STAY AWAY FROM WHILE HEATING.
HERNAN VALLENILLA
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
High quality heat shrink, I recommend it
Shrimpy
Reviewed in Canada on February 9, 2025
I heated with a heat gun and basically zero shrinkage. Not sure what I received, but it sure isn't "heat shrink"!
Don
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
I labeled some water ball valve handles and put these shrink tubings over the handle and shrunk them. It works fine.
The Flying Dutchman
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025
Does exactly what it should do.Might be a strange application but I put up a new oak stair rail but because it is winter I can’t stain or varnish it right now (don’t want the smell in the house).I still needed the rail up for safety reasons so I wanted to protect the wood from dirt, grime, and skin oils.This was the perfect solution
Kayline Thomas
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
Works as advertised
robert lussier
Reviewed in Canada on September 2, 2024
Ne rétrécissent pas assez
Neftalí Méndez
Reviewed in Mexico on July 12, 2024
Muy buen material, vaya que protege! reduce muy bien y es de buena transparencia, conseguí una mini pisotla de calor para reducirlo porque con encendedor no queda bien. Más que contento. Recomendable
Austen fan
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2024
There was no size marking on the package, so you don't know if it the size you ordered.Received product was at least 2 sizes to big. Quality of the product was good and worked well, just the wrong size.
OYS
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2024
I ordered 40mm size and received a flat roll of shrink wrap 65mm wide.This was way too big for my project I put the wrap on a bottle that measured 40mm Dia. It was a bit loose.My project is rectangular 25mm wide x 10mm high = 70mm total length / 3.14 = 22.3mm diameter.I reordered product at 25mm.This is not the companies fault. Hope this helps you pick the right size for your square project.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on December 18, 2024
Purchased to make salt water fishing lures. Works well, shrink keeps hooks on jigs as needed.
Claude Michaud
Reviewed in Canada on January 22, 2024
Bon produit
Roger Carver
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2023
This product certainly delivers what is promised. Though translucent, any item covered by the tubing is clearly visible under the shrink. The product comes in a resealable ziplock bag, and can be cut to length with any decent shears or reasonably sharp knife. The tube is 2 inch (51mm) diameter, and shrinks to almost exactly 1 inch (25.4mm). Post shrink wall thickness is 0.046 inch (1.2mm), and fairly scratch resistant. I repeatedly scraped the surface with a sharp edge 90 and only saw minimal effect. Good product. +++++
q`Tzal
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2020
I received a 50mm/2" roll on October 2020. I cut 3" from the end of the roll; the end of the roll "as shipped" seemed slightly shrunk.And yet..... it still slid freely down to a spot on a tapered glass bottle that my calipers measured as 2.09".When I shrunk it on an clear empty plastic bottle it sealed down airtight pushing out all air bubbles from between the bottle and shrink tube. A few minutes later it seemed to have relaxed but I figured out that the air INSIDE the plastic bottle (with lid sealed tight) had expanded. When I reheated it with the lid off it the heat shrink tube shrank more but did not collapse the thin plastic bottle.What this tells me is that it is quite capable of making a complete weatherseal if you use a heat gun or hair dryer on high AS LONG AS it is on smooth surfaces. If you need a weather seal on a rougher surface I'd suggest a 3:1 shrink tube AND maybe even adding little pieces of hot melt glue. I'd practice with the hot glue pieces; you don't need near as much as you'd think. Hot glue inside needs to heat and the shrink tube insulated heat a bit so a slower heat source is required.None of this will work very well if you are using a flame to heat the tube.
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