3:1 ratio heatshrink tubing

November '99 Surveillance

HFT-333 high flexible polyolefin heatshrink tubing from Hellermann Tyton is specially designed for use in environments with extreme temperature changes. It is suitable for use in temperatures ranging from -55 to +133°C. HFT-333 has a shrink ratio of 3:1 and can therefore easily cope with components of varying diameter, with no tendency to split.

Hellermann Tyton market a range of Insultite heatshrink products for many types of applications. The HFT-333 is a highly flexible, fast shrinking tubing, offering superior properties. With excellent chemical and thermal resistance it is capable of meeting the toughest demands of the aerospace, military, offshore and railway industries. It meets the stringent requirements of MIL-1-23053/5 Class 1, 2, 3 UL 224AFT 125°C and other international specifications.

The tubing is available in black in 8-bore sizes (recovered) from 0,5 through to 13 mm, in reels or cut to size. Wall thickness, according to bore size, varies from 0,45 through to 1,15 mm. Shrink temperature is 100°C minimum.

For details contact Hellermann Tyton on telephone (011) 616 1960 or fax (011) 616 4715.





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