HEAT SKRINKING TUBES

A heat shrinking tube, also known as heat shrink tubing, is a type of plastic tube that contracts when heated. It is commonly used for insulating wires, providing protection, and organizing cables in various applications, including electronics, automotive, and electrical industries. The tubing is typically made from materials like polyolefin or PVC, and it shrinks in diameter when exposed to heat, usually from a heat gun or hot air. Heat shrink tubing comes in a variety of sizes and colors and can be used to protect wires from abrasion, moisture, chemicals, and other environmental factors. It can also be used for providing strain relief, color-coding wires, and securing connectors. Some heat shrink tubes are also designed with adhesive lining that melts when heated, creating a seal for extra protection and insulation.