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The IDEAL 46-313 is a thin-wall, 2:1 shrink-ratio polyolefin heat shrink tubing rated for 600 volts and suitable for wire sizes 20 to 14 AWG. At 6 inches in length with a minimum expanded diameter of 0.205 inches and a maximum recovered diameter of 0.094 inches, it delivers a snug, protective sleeve over conductors, inline components, disconnect terminals, and wire splices. The polyolefin construction provides high tensile strength, excellent resilience, and reliable electrical insulation across a wide temperature range of -55 to 125 degrees F equivalent service conditions. Electricians and low-voltage technicians use it for insulating terminations and bundling light-duty wire harnesses where flexibility and flame retardance are required.
This tubing is suited for residential and commercial electrical work wherever conductors in the 20 to 14 AWG range require protection at termination points or along runs exposed to common fluids, solvents, or UV light. Typical applications include insulating crimp splices, covering disconnect terminals, and forming flexible wire bundles in control panels, junction boxes, and harness assemblies. The thin wall profile keeps bulk low while maintaining dielectric integrity at 600 volts.
Designed as an OEM-style heat shrink sleeving solution for 20 to 14 AWG conductors in residential and commercial electrical installations requiring 600-volt-rated insulation protection.
Installation is performed by licensed electricians or qualified low-voltage technicians. De-energize all circuits and verify zero voltage with a calibrated tester before applying heat shrink tubing over any termination or splice. Use a heat gun set to an appropriate temperature to achieve uniform shrinkage around the conductor; open flame is not recommended as it can cause uneven shrinkage or damage the tubing. Work practices should conform to applicable NEC requirements for insulation and splicing methods.
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