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Shrink-Kon® HS16-12-4M Heat Shrink Tubing With Thermoplastic Adhesive Liner, 8.89 mm ID Expanded, 3.048 mm ID Recovered, 1.778 mm THK Wall Recovered, 48 in L, Polyolefin, Black

Selected Shrink-Kon® HS16-12-4M Heat Shrink Tubing With Thermoplastic Adhesive Liner, 8.89 mm ID Expanded, 3.048 mm ID Recovered, 1.778 mm THK Wall Recovered, 48 in L, Polyolefin, Black
Shrink-Kon® HS16-12-4M Heat Shrink Tubing With Thermoplastic Adhesive Liner, 8.89 mm ID Expanded, 3.048 mm ID Recovered, 1.778 mm THK Wall Recovered, 48 in L, Polyolefin, Black

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Short Description

When it comes to moisture-proofing connections and terminations, T&B’s heat-shrinkable tubing, boots, and end caps have proven themselves over years of service to the industry. Made of thermally stabilized cross-linked polyolefin, these heat-shrinkable insulators can be used over lead, steel, aluminum, copper, standard plastic, and elastomeric insulating materials. T&B heat-shrinkable insulators are designed to be easy to use. They provide an appropriate level of insulation and abrasion protection.

Features

  • Enabling a recovered wall thickness greater than that of the cable jacket replaced
  • Withstands severe mechanical requirements of U.R.D., submersible and direct burial installations
  • Tubing, featuring an internally applied sealant, offers protection against moisture, and may be used over lead, steel, aluminum, copper, standard plastic and elastomeric insulating materials
  • High impact, abrasion, corrosion and chemical resistance
  • Thermoplastic adhesive liner provides complete environmental protection and insulation
  • 500 V/mil (20 kV/mm) dielectric strength
  • 0.1% water absorption
  • Made of Cross-Linked Polyolefin

Specification

Length
48 in
Material
Cross-Linked Polyolefin
Shrink Temperature
120 deg C
Voltage Rating
600 VAC
Color
Black
Shrink Ratio
12/31/1899 3:01:00 AM
Standard & Approvals
UL Listed, CSA Certified, ANSI, ICEA, NEMA, RoHS Compliant
Wire Size
16 to 12 AWG
Temperature Rating
-67 to 230 deg F
Series
HS

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