HellermannTyton Heat Shrink Tubing, Black 1.5mm Sleeve Dia. x 10m Length 3:1 Ratio, HIS-3 Series

Heat shrink tubing supplied in useful dispenser boxes for easy storage and use. The tubing has an ideal shrink ratio of 3:1, this allows them to fit almost any heat shrink task. Ideal for electrical insulation and mechanical protection.

Key Features
• Thin-wall and flexible heat shrink tubing
• 3:1 shrink ratio
• Reliable electrical insulation
• Packaged in dispenser boxes
• Available in various colours and sizes
• Halogenfree
• Flame retardant (UL94 V2, FMVSS 302 rating)

Why should I use HellermannTyton HIS-3 Heat-Shrink Tubing?
HellermannTyton Heat Shrink tubing is optimally matched for providing protection against mechanical, environmental, chemical or electrical effects.

What does a heat shrink ratio of 3:1 mean?
A ratio of 3:1 means when the tube is heated it shrinks to a third of its original diameter.

How can I shrink the tubing?
A heat gun or a heat shrink oven are ideal ways to shrink your tubing. Before heating always check to ensure you know the correct heating temperature of your tubing.

Remember to ensure all health and safety precautions have been taken prior to using a heating devise.

Looking for a way to keep sensitive cables safely under wraps? Shield them with this heat shrink tubing from HellermannTyton. It's a rugged plastic sheath that boosts protection and bundles wires together. With a 20kV/mm dielectric strength, it ensures your connection is fully insulated to prevent shocks during handling. Thanks to its 3:1 shrink ratio, this tubing reduces from 1.5mm in diameter to 0.5mm, making it ideal for hook up wires and other thin PCB wires.

• Length shrinks by just 5% after heating to give you maximum coverage
• Flame-resistant and self-extinguishing in 60 seconds to prevent electrical fires
• Heavy-duty POX material holds its shape in a broad temperature range of -55°C to +135°C

• Automotive sector
• Telecommunications networks
• Aerospace systems

It's easy – just use a heat gun set to +100°C or higher.