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Heat shrink tubing conforms to the size and shape of wires, connections, open coils, and other electrically conductive elements to insulate and protect them from adverse environmental conditions. Heat-shrinkable products can be found in all major markets, such as the automotive industries, electronics industries, power stations, cable and wire industries, appliances, audio and video, power distribution, shipbuilding, communications and telecommunications, off-shore industry, spacecraft, military industry, aviation industry, do-it-yourself stores, medical industries, rail and rapid transit, building and construction and many other markets. Typical applications for heat shrink tubing can be found in the field of insulating, terminating, splicing, cable bundling, color coding, strain relief, wire marking, mechanical protection, environmental protection, corrosion protection and moisture sealing. Heat shrink tubing can be used instead of standard approaches to insulation, such as taping or molding in place. The tubing often comes in a wide range of sizes, colors, and materials. When heated, it shrinks to conform to the size and shape of the underlying material.
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The expanding role of shrink tubing | Machine Design In recent years the technology of heat-shrink tubing has been refined to allow its use in tiny medical products that have the width of a human hair, |
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Heat-Shrink Fabric Tubing | Machine Design Heat-shrink fabric tubing woven from black strands of polyester and polyolefin has a 2:1 shrink ratio, and is highly flexible, making it easy to |
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Heat-Shrink Tubing | Machine Design Heat-Shrink Tubing April 26, 2007 Staff Texflour FEP heat-shrinkable tubing operates in temperatures up to 400°F. |

