TE Connectivity Adhesive Lined Heat Shrink Tubing, Clear 9mm Sleeve Dia. x 1.2m Length 6:1 Ratio, PTCM Series

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RS Stock No.:
364-2528
Mfr. Part No.:
PTCM-9/1.5-X-STK
Brand:
TE Connectivity
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Brand

TE Connectivity

Sleeve Diameter

9mm

Colour

Clear

Shrunk Diameter

1.5mm

Sleeve Type

Heat Shrink

Adhesive Lined

Yes

Shrink Ratio

6:1

Sleeve Length

1.2m

Material

Polyolefin

Operating Temperature Range

-40 → +85 °C

Flame Retardant

No

Halogen Free

No

Series

PTCM

COO (Country of Origin):
CZ

Clear Sleeving


The DWTC Series of clear heat shrink tubing, is an ideal way to protect cables and wires that need to be regularly inspected. The tubing has a meltable inner adhesive lining that when heated forms a moisture proof seal. The outer jacket is very tough and provides a high resistance to abrasion and splitting.

Features and Benefits


• Heat shrink ratio of 4:1 meaning when heated this tubing shrinks to a quarter of its original diameter, making it perfect for irregular shapes
• Flexible polyolefin tubing
• Clear tubing making visual inspection very easy
• Excellent mechanical strength jacket
• Environmental sealing
• Operating temperature -55°C to +75°C
• Heat Shrink temperature: 60°C

What does a heat shrink ratio of 4:1 mean?
A ratio of 4:1 means when the tube is heated it shrinks to a quarter 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.

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