Value Collection BD-23618-R Heat Shrink Sleeve 25 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-23618-R is a black heat shrink sleeve designed to protect wire bundles, cable splices, terminals, and electrical connections from abrasion, moisture, and environmental exposure. With an inside diameter of 0.125 inches before shrinking and an overall length of 25 feet, this tubing gives electricians and field technicians enough material to handle multiple connections in a single roll. Heat is applied to activate the shrink, creating a tight, conforming fit over the substrate. It is a standard choice for wire harnessing and insulation work across electrical, HVAC control wiring, and general low-voltage applications.

This heat shrink sleeve is suited for residential and light commercial electrical work, panel wiring, control board connections, and any situation requiring organized, insulated wire terminations. The 25-foot length makes it practical for service vehicles and shop stock. Its black color aids in identification when color-coding wire protection. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and instrumentation specialists commonly use this product when dressing out harnesses or protecting exposed conductors at splice points.

Key Features

• 0.125 inch inside diameter before shrinking fits small-gauge wire and terminals
• 25-foot overall length provides ample material for multiple jobs per roll
• Black color supports wire identification and organization conventions
• Heat-activated shrink creates a snug, protective fit over the covered substrate
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds for easy handling and storage

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose heat shrink sleeve suitable for small-gauge conductors, wire splices, and terminal insulation in electrical and low-voltage control wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by sliding the sleeve over the conductor or splice before making the final connection, then applying a heat gun evenly along the sleeve to activate shrinkage. Always de-energize circuits before working on any wiring. Avoid open flame as a heat source, as uneven heat can damage the tubing or underlying insulation. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for wire insulation and splice protection.