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• Brand: Allteq • Length: 100 mm • Shrink ratio: 2:1 • Color: assorted • 14 x 2.5 mm red / green / blue / yellow / black (2 pieces each), white (4 pieces) • 12 x 4.0 mm red / green / blue / yellow / black / white (2 pieces each) • 12 x 6.0 mm red / green / blue / yellow / black / white (2 pieces each) • 12 x 10.0 mm red / green / blue / yellow / black / white (2 pieces each) • Quantity: 50 pieces • Material: polyethylene • Warranty: 5 years Allteq heat shrink tubing assortment, multiple colors With the Allteq heat shrink tubing assortment, you get a product containing 50 pieces of heat shrink tubing. The tubes have different diameters. The length of the heat shrink tubes is 10 centimeters, and the shrink ratio of the products is 2 to 1. The total of 50 pieces are packaged in a plastic bag. Sizes This product offers a choice of 6 different sizes. These all have a length of 10 centimeters each, and there are 50 pieces in total. In the box, you will find 14 pieces with a diameter of 2.5 millimeters, 12 pieces with a diameter of 4 millimeters, 12 pieces with a diameter of 6.0 millimeters, and 10 pieces with a diameter of 10.0 millimeters. Each diameter comes in multiple colors. Features • Assortment of heat shrink tubing in various colors • 50 pieces total • Diameter before shrinking: 2.5 to 10.0 millimeters Application Generally, heat shrink tubing is used as electrical insulation material or as a fixed sheath around solder joints or crimp connections. When heated, for example by a gas torch, the tube shrinks in diameter but not in length. Connections are thus tightly enclosed, held together, and often insulated by the shrinking process. They are available in many sizes and colors. Our assortment boxes of heat shrink tubing are very popular. Technical information Unlike, for example, shrink film, heat shrink tubing only shrinks in diameter and not in length. This flexible tubing is therefore usually made of polymer plastic, almost always PVC, and during shrinking, this material completely conforms to the shape it encloses. This avoids problems around connections with parts of unequal diameter or other irregularities. Consider, for example, a soldered connection of a power wire to a solder tab that has different dimensions than the power cable. Finally, there are different shrink ratios. These are expressed in the diameter before shrinking and the diameter that can be achieved after shrinking. The most common ratio is 2:1. The maximum achievable shrinkage is 50% of the original diameter. Ask a product question