What's special about this thermal sleeving?
Rated Class H by IEEE standards
Acceptable for continuous service from -70°C through 200°C. Operation at temperatures up to 315°C is tolerated for short durations
Exceeds the requirements of UL Subject 224 for 200°C, 600-volt operation
Exceeds the requirements of MIL-I-3190, and ASTM D372
High Voltage Silicone Rubber Extruded Fiberglass Sleeving has many uses and is recommended for the insulation of leads and connections in electrical and electronic components (transformers, coils, relays, solenoids etc.) where temperature extremes from -70° C through 200° C are encountered. It's made with a combination of silicone and rubber extruded onto a braided fiberglass sleeving.
What's special about this thermal sleeving?
- Rated Class H by IEEE standards
- Acceptable for continuous service from -70°C through 200°C. Operation at temperatures up to 315°C is tolerated for short durations
- Exceeds the requirements of UL Subject 224 for 200°C, 600-volt operation
- Exceeds the requirements of MIL-I-3190, and ASTM D372
High Voltage Silicone Rubber Extruded Fiberglass Sleeving has many uses and is recommended for the insulation of leads and connections in electrical and electronic components (transformers, coils, relays, solenoids etc.) where temperature extremes from -70° C through 200° C are encountered. It's made with a combination of silicone and rubber extruded onto a braided fiberglass sleeving.
