Standard Cable Sleeving
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Standard cable sleeving is solid-wall, fixed-diameter sleeving that bundles wire, cable, and hose. Conduits are pulled through the sleeving to form bundles. Also known as braided sleeving, standard cable sleeving has a woven fiber weave construction that protects against damage from abrasion and environmental elements. It doesn't stretch, so it's ideal for installations where the exact diameter of the bundle is known. This sleeving is generally used in robotic, welding, construction, and hydraulics applications.
Heavy-Duty Cable Sleeving
Heavy-duty cable sleeving has a thick, tightly woven construction to protect wire, cable, and hose from weather and abrasion damage. It also resists chemicals, UV damage, and rot. This cable sleeving can be used both indoors and outdoors in construction, automotive, hydraulic, and other heavy-duty applications. Wire, cable, and hose are pulled through this solid-wall, fixed-diameter sleeving to form bundles.
Nylon , -49 °F to 302 °F
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Heat-Reflective Cable Sleeving
This cable sleeving is heat-reflective to protect wire, cable, and hose from heat damage in hot environments. It reflects radiant heat away from sensitive conduit and acts as a thermal buffer. This sleeving resists extreme temperatures without delaminating or turning brittle. It's often used in processing, oil and gas, and HVAC applications. Wire, cable, and hose are pulled through this solid-wall, fixed-diameter sleeving to form bundles.
Fiberglass , -76 °F to 1,200 °F
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Welding-Splatter- & High-Temperature-Resistant Cable Sleeving
This cable sleeving resists welding splatter and high temperatures to protect wire, cable, and hose from heat damage. It provides protection against abrasions and punctures, and also resists extreme conditions without delaminating, turning brittle, or melting. It's often used with welding cables, fuel lines, and hydraulics. Wire, cable, and hose are pulled through this solid-wall, fixed-diameter sleeving to form bundles.
Fiberglass , -94 °F to 500 °F
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EMI-Shielding Cable Sleeving
This cable sleeving shields against electromagnetic interference (EMI). Also known as metal braided sleeving or metal braid, it protects wire and cable from signal distortion caused by nearby equipment and devices. It's often used in heavy equipment and industrial applications. Wire, cable, and hose are pulled through this solid-wall, fixed-diameter sleeving to form bundles.
Tinned Copper , -40 °F to 1,828 °F
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