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The 3M 7000132512 is a medium-wall heat shrink cable sleeve from the IMCSN series, designed for electrical insulation and mechanical protection on cables, bus bars, and splices. Manufactured from split-resistant cross-linked polyolefin, this sleeve shrinks quickly with applied heat and bonds to the underlying surface via a factory-applied thermoplastic adhesive sealant. The sealant softens during heating, flows into small voids, and remains flexible under prolonged adverse environmental conditions. Each sleeve is 48 inches in length and is sold in cases of 20. Licensed electricians and cable technicians working in industrial and commercial environments are the primary installers of this product.
This sleeve is well suited for bus bar insulation, phase rejacketing, and general cable protection in industrial electrical systems. The medium-wall construction offers greater flexibility than heavy-wall alternatives such as the ITCSN series, making it a practical choice in installations where cable routing requires bending after termination. The factory-applied adhesive sealant makes the 48-inch length appropriate for environments where moisture ingress and corrosion resistance are required. Note that the 25-foot reel version of this sleeve is uncoated and does not include the adhesive sealant layer.
Designed for bus bar insulation and phase rejacketing applications in industrial and commercial electrical systems. Suitable for use wherever a medium-wall adhesive-lined heat shrink sleeve is specified for cable protection and environmental sealing.
Installation is performed by qualified electricians or cable termination technicians. De-energize and lock out the circuit before applying any heat shrink sleeve to live conductors or bus bar assemblies, in accordance with NFPA 70E arc flash and electrical safety requirements. Apply heat evenly along the sleeve using an appropriate heat gun, working from the center outward to prevent air pockets from forming under the sealant layer. Do not use open flame as a heat source, as uneven heating can degrade the sleeve material and prevent proper adhesive bonding.
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