Black 5mm heat shrink tubing for electronics
Brand: satkit
VAT included (Ex VAT: 0.30 €)
Volume Discounts
| Quantity | Price | Save |
|---|---|---|
| 2+ | 0.35 € | -5% |
| 10+ | 0.33 € | -10% |
| 20+ | 0.28 € | -25% |
Product description
The black 5mm heat shrink tubing is an essential accessory for protecting and insulating cables and electrical connections in electronics and soldering projects. It is sold by the metre, allowing the user to buy the exact amount needed for their applications.
Main features:
- Black colour, ideal for applications where discretion and protection from light are required.
- 5mm diameter, suitable for standard cables and connections in electronics.
- Sold by the metre, making it easy to buy according to project needs.
- Durable material that provides mechanical protection and electrical insulation.
Common uses:
- Protection of electrical connections in electronic and soldering equipment.
- Insulation of cables to prevent short circuits and mechanical damage.
- Organisation and bundling of cables in electronic installations.
- Repair and maintenance of electronic and electrical components.
Compatibility: This heat shrink tubing is compatible with most standard cables and electrical connections that require insulation and protection in electronics, soldering and DIY projects.
For correct application, it is recommended to heat the tubing with a suitable heat source so that it shrinks and fits firmly to the cable or connection.
This product is a practical and economical solution for improving the durability and safety of your electrical and electronic installations.
- Black heat shrink tubing with a 5mm diameter
- Sold by the metre for greater flexibility
- Ideal for protecting and insulating electrical cables
- Durable material that helps protect against mechanical damage
- Suitable for electronics, soldering and DIY
- Black colour for discretion and protection from light
Customer Questions & Answers
What applications is the 5 mm black heat shrink tubing best suited for?
This heat shrink tubing is ideal for insulating, protecting and organising cables in electrical installations, automotive work, electronics and DIY projects. Its most common use is covering splices and connections to prevent short circuits and wear caused by friction.
What are the specific dimensions and material of the tubing sold by the metre?
The tubing has a nominal diameter of 5 mm before shrinking, is normally made of polyolefin, and is supplied in 1 m lengths per unit sold. The typical wall thickness after shrinking is 0.5 mm. Approximate weight per metre is 5-8 g.
What temperature and conditions are needed for the tubing to shrink properly?
The tubing requires a minimum shrink temperature of 90-120°C. It is recommended to apply direct heat evenly (industrial hairdryer or hot air gun) to avoid localised overheating. The operating range after installation is usually -55°C to +125°C.
Is the heat shrink tubing resistant to chemicals or UV rays?
The polyolefin used in the tubing offers basic resistance to oils, fuels and some mild solvents, but it is not suitable for prolonged exposure to UV rays or highly corrosive environments. For continuous outdoor use, it is recommended to check the manufacturer's specifications.
What safety standards can this 5 mm heat shrink tubing comply with?
Many polyolefin heat shrink tubes comply with standards such as RoHS and UL224, relating to safe materials and flame-retardant properties. However, this specific product does not state certification on the listing, so technical documentation should be checked if required for certified projects.
What is black 5mm heat shrink tubing used for?
It is used to protect and insulate electrical cables and connections in electronics and soldering projects.
How do you apply heat shrink tubing?
Place it over the cable or connection and heat it so that it shrinks and fits firmly.
Can it be bought by the metre?
Yes, this heat shrink tubing is sold by the metre so you can buy the amount you need.
Is it compatible with any type of cable?
It is compatible with most standard electrical cables that require insulation and protection.
What are the advantages of using black heat shrink tubing?
It offers mechanical protection, electrical insulation and a professional, discreet appearance.