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The 3M 7100034436 is a thin-wall heat shrink tubing supplied on a small spool in a 48-inch length. Built from flexible polyolefin, this tubing shrinks uniformly when heat is applied, creating a snug, protective sleeve over wire splices, terminals, connectors, and bare conductors. It is stocked in black and sized at 1 inch nominal diameter before shrink. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and panel builders use this tubing to insulate and protect electrical connections in both field and shop applications. The flexible polyolefin construction resists moisture, abrasion, and common shop chemicals, making it a reliable choice for wire bundling and strain relief in low-voltage and line-voltage wiring assemblies.
This tubing is suited for residential and light commercial electrical work, control wiring, HVAC low-voltage harnesses, and general-purpose wire termination. The 48-inch spool length gives technicians enough material for multiple splices or a single longer run without excess waste. It performs well in tight wire troughs, panel enclosures, and field-spliced cable assemblies where a clean, durable insulation finish is required. The black color aids in identifying or color-coding specific wire groups within a harness.
Designed as a general-purpose thin-wall heat shrink sleeve compatible with standard electrical conductors, terminals, and connectors requiring a 1-inch nominal pre-shrink diameter insulation sleeve.
Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or HVAC technicians following applicable NEC requirements. De-energize all circuits before applying heat shrink tubing to any conductor or termination. Use a calibrated heat gun and apply heat evenly along the length of the tubing to achieve a uniform shrink without scorching the tubing or adjacent insulation. Avoid open flame tools, as uncontrolled heat can damage the tubing and underlying conductors.
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