Expandable Cable Sleeving
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Expandable cable sleeving is solid-wall sleeving that stretches to bundle wire, cable, and hose. Conduits are pulled through the sleeving to form bundles, and the sleeving tightens around the contents for a secure fit. It expands to several times its resting diameter, so it's ideal for large conductors or long runs. It has a woven fiber weave construction that protects against damage from abrasion and environmental elements. Most types of expandable sleeving can be cut to a custom length with a hot knife. This sleeving is often used in electronics, automotive, and industrial applications.
General Purpose Expandable Cable Sleeving
This expandable cable sleeving is suitable for general purpose applications, such as organizing wire in homes and offices or protecting conduit in electrical systems. It protects conductors from abrasion, UV, and chemical damage. This sleeving stretches to several times its resting diameter to bundle large conductors or long runs. Wire, cable, and hose are pulled through the sleeving to form bundles.
PET, -103 °F to 257 °F
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PET, -94 °F to 257 °F
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Fray-Resistant Expandable Cable Sleeving
This expandable cable sleeving has a tightly braided construction, so it resists fraying when cut. Unlike other types of cable sleeving, it does not require adhesives or chemical binders to seal the cut edges. It can also be cut with scissors instead of a hot knife. Since it doesn't require special tools or sealants, it's ideal for general purpose field installations. This sleeving protects conduit from abrasion. It stretches to several times its resting diameter to bundle large conductors or long runs. Wire, cable, and hose are pulled through the sleeving to form bundles.
PET, -94 °F to 257 °F
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Abrasion-Resistant Expandable Cable Sleeving
This expandable cable sleeving is braided from thick nylon strands to provide better abrasion resistance than other types of expandable sleeving. It resists abrasion and cutting to protect cable, hose, and wire in harsh environments such as construction areas. This sleeving also protects against UV and chemical damage. It stretches to several times its resting diameter to bundle large conductors or long runs. Wire, cable, and hose are pulled through the sleeving to form bundles.
Nylon, -49 °F to 302 °F
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High-Temperature Expandable Cable Sleeving
This expandable cable sleeving resists extremely high temperatures and won't burn, melt, or turn brittle. It provides thermal protection for wire, cable, and hose in hot environments like manifolds and exhaust systems. It also protects against vibration, abrasion, mechanical stress, and temperature changes. This sleeving may be cut with scissors, so special cutting tools aren't required. It stretches to several times its resting diameter to bundle large conductors or long runs. Wire, cable, and hose are pulled through the sleeving to form bundles.
Fiberglass, -94 °F to 1,200 °F
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Flame-Retardant Expandable Cable Sleeving
This expandable cable sleeving is flame-retardant. It meets UL VW-1 for resisting fire, so it won't combust, and it limits the spread of flames. This sleeving provides protection for wire, cable, and hose in electronic and technology applications where fire damage is a concern. This sleeving has a flexible open-weave construction that doesn't trap heat or humidity, and it also protects against chemicals. It stretches to several times its resting diameter to bundle large conductors or long runs. Wire, cable, and hose are pulled through the sleeving to form bundles.
PET, -94 °F to 257 °F
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Spark Plug Expandable Sleeving Boots
These expandable sleeving boots protect spark plug wire from high engine temperatures to extend the life of the spark plug. They don't require any clearance from hot surfaces and can rest on exhaust headers without affecting performance. These sleeves also protect spark plugs against damage from gasoline and chemicals. They stretch to several times their resting diameter to slip over spark plug cable and boots.
Fiberglass, -94 °F to 1,200 °F
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