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Heat Shrink Tubing

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Uses of Heat Shrink Tubing

I don't know why you decided that you need heat shrink tubing, and I won't question it. But, in case you were interested to know, or are still trying to figure out why, these are the common uses, according to RS Electronics: * Seal water and dust out of cable splices. * Insulate cables and wires against extreme heat in aircraft, boats, and military vehicles. * Provide a barrier between cable and corrosive chemicals. * Color code cables for easy identification. * Harness multiple wires together. * Make longcord'>network patch cords. * Neatly terminate the ends of braided sleeving. * Improve the look of cables in motorcycles.

Size Matters

If you've fallen into an unexpected nap from reading the above, shake it off. * Think about the ID of the tubing; it is going to shrink to about 70% of that diameter. For example: 1 in ID = 3/4 in diameter of whatever needs to be covered

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