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georgerace

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Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 3:11 pm Post subject: You Ask About Dual Wall Heat Shrink

Dual Wall Heat  Shrink has been around for many years.

  

 Lots of places have  it and most call it either Dual Wall Heat Shrink or Heat Shrink Encapsulate  Tubing.

  

 Here are a few  references:

  

 http://webtronics.stores.yahoo.net/duwaheshtuki.html   They have assorted kits with a lot of sizes.

  

 http://www.seacoastheatshrink.com/pmdw1info.html      Here is a complete specification page for some really good  stuff.

  

 And last but not  least, the place I have been buying it from.  It is a 3M product of very  good quality.  You probably pay a bit more for it but it is worth it in the  long run.  Look toward the bottom of their page for the dual wall  stuff.

 Their prices are  good and they ship real fast.  You may also want one of their  catalogues.  They have a lot of misc stuff as well.

 http://www.action-electronics.com/heatshrink.htm

  

 During my working  days we used a lot of this stuff for underground direct buried cable  splices.  Worked just great for phone cables, CATV cables, and even coaxial  cables with connectors.  The 3/4 inch size stuff works just great to  seal up PL259 Connectors for coax.  The 3/8 inch stuff works great on  CATV cables and connectors, the 75 ohm stuff, RG-59U.

  

 Hope this  helps.

  

 George

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Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 3:29 pm Post subject: You Ask About Dual Wall Heat Shrink

Waytek sells it too, in a variety of colors and sizes.  

   

http://order.waytekwire.com/IMAGES/M37/catalog/220_113.PDF  

   

-- Craig  

       

From: owner-zenith-list-server(at)matronics.com [mailto:owner-zenith-list-server(at)matronics.com] On Behalf Of George Race

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 Subject: You Ask About Dual Wall Heat Shrink  

  

  

     

Dual Wall Heat Shrink has been around for many years.  

    

   

    

Lots of places have it and most call it either Dual Wall Heat Shrink or Heat Shrink Encapsulate Tubing.  

    

   

    

Here are a few references:  

    

   

    

http://webtronics.stores.yahoo.net/duwaheshtuki.html  They have assorted kits with a lot of sizes.  

    

   

    

http://www.seacoastheatshrink.com/pmdw1info.html     Here is a complete specification page for some really good stuff.  

    

   

    

And last but not least, the place I have been buying it from.  It is a 3M product of very good quality.  You probably pay a bit more for it but it is worth it in the long run.  Look toward the bottom of their page for the dual wall stuff.  

    

Their prices are good and they ship real fast.  You may also want one of their catalogues.  They have a lot of misc stuff as well.  

    

http://www.action-electronics.com/heatshrink.htm  

    

   

    

During my working days we used a lot of this stuff for underground direct buried cable splices.  Worked just great for phone cables, CATV cables, and even coaxial cables with connectors.  The 3/4 inch size stuff works just great to seal up PL259 Connectors for coax.  The 3/8 inch stuff works great on CATV cables and connectors, the 75 ohm stuff, RG-59U.  

    

   

    

Hope this helps.  

    

   

    

George  

    

CH-701 Kit - N73EX (Reserved)  

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Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 3:39 pm Post subject: You Ask About Dual Wall Heat Shrink

Thanks George.  I can't believe I've been in the dark so long about this stuff.



Thanks again - Jay

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"George Race" <mykitairplane(at)mrrace.com> wrote:



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		  Dual Wall Heat Shrink has been around for many years.

 

Lots of places have it and most call it either Dual Wall Heat Shrink or Heat

Shrink Encapsulate Tubing.

 

Here are a few references:

 

http://webtronics.stores.yahoo.net/duwaheshtuki.html  They have assorted

kits with a lot of sizes.

 

http://www.seacoastheatshrink.com/pmdw1info.html     Here is a complete

specification page for some really good stuff.

 

And last but not least, the place I have been buying it from.  It is a 3M

product of very good quality.  You probably pay a bit more for it but it is

worth it in the long run.  Look toward the bottom of their page for the dual

wall stuff.

Their prices are good and they ship real fast.  You may also want one of

their catalogues.  They have a lot of misc stuff as well.

http://www.action-electronics.com/heatshrink.htm

 

During my working days we used a lot of this stuff for underground direct

buried cable splices.  Worked just great for phone cables, CATV cables, and

even coaxial cables with connectors.  The 3/4 inch size stuff works just

great to seal up PL259 Connectors for coax.  The 3/8 inch stuff works great

on CATV cables and connectors, the 75 ohm stuff, RG-59U.

 

Hope this helps.

 

George

CH-701 Kit - N73EX (Reserved)

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