High temperature fiberglass sleeving is engineered to deliver superior protection for wires and cables in extreme heat environments. With increasing demand for robust insulation in industrial, automotive, and aerospace applications, this sleeving stands out for its exceptional thermal resistance and mechanical durability.
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- Additional Ratings: UL 1441; UL VW-1; NEMA TF-2
- Approx LBS/MFT: 12.5
- Color: NA
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- Additional Ratings: UL 1441; UL VW-1; NEMA TF-2
- Approx LBS/MFT: 0.6
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- Additional Ratings: UL 1441; UL VW-1; NEMA TF-2
- Approx LBS/MFT: 0.6
- Color: NA
What is High Temperature Fiberglass Sleeving?
High temperature fiberglass sleeving is a specialized insulating sleeve designed to protect wires, cables, and hoses from heat, abrasion, and electrical hazards. Constructed from woven fiberglass yarns, it offers outstanding thermal stability and mechanical strength.Applications
- Industrial furnaces and ovens
- Automotive engine compartments
- Aerospace wiring harnesses
- Power generation equipment
- Electrical enclosures exposed to high temperatures
Construction
- Material: Uncoated or resin-coated fiberglass
- Wall Thickness: 0.031" to 0.046" nominal
- Expanded I.D.: 0.039" to 1.026" (various sizes)
- Color: Natural (standard)
Specifications
- Temperature Range: -70°C to 650°C (continuous)
- Voltage Rating: Meets UL 1441, NEMA VS-1, UL VW-1, NEMA TF-2
- Specific Gravity: 1.0–1.8
- Quantity: Available in 100 ft lengths
- Compliance: UL, CSA, NEC standards