Value Collection BD-23632-4 Heat Shrink Sleeve 48 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-23632-4 is a black heat shrink sleeve designed to provide reliable insulation and mechanical protection for wiring, cable splices, terminals, and tubing connections. With an inside diameter of 0.25 inches before shrinking and an overall length of 48 inches, this sleeve offers a full 4 feet of coverage per piece. When heat is applied, the tubing contracts around the substrate to form a tight, secure fit. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and industrial maintenance professionals use heat shrink sleeving for bundling, strain relief, and moisture exclusion across a wide range of field and shop applications.

This sleeve is suited for low-voltage wiring protection, terminal insulation, and general cable management in residential, commercial, and light industrial settings. The 48 inch length makes it practical for runs requiring extended coverage without splicing multiple shorter sections. It ships in single-piece quantities with a minimum order of 2 pieces, making it accessible for both service calls and small-volume stocking.

Key Features

• 0.25 inch inside diameter before shrinking for use on small-gauge wiring and terminals
• 48 inch overall length provides 4 feet of continuous coverage per piece
• Black color for standard wiring identification and UV-resistant appearance
• Heat shrink construction creates a snug mechanical and insulating fit when heat is applied
• Compact and lightweight at 0.01 pounds per piece for easy field carrying

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose heat shrink sleeve suitable for use on wire gauges and terminal sizes that fall within the 0.25 inch pre-shrink inside diameter range across electrical, HVAC, and industrial wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by electricians, HVAC technicians, or qualified maintenance personnel. De-energize all circuits before applying sleeving to any wiring or terminal connections. Use a heat gun set to an appropriate temperature and apply heat evenly along the sleeve length, working from one end to the other to prevent air pockets. Do not use an open flame, as uncontrolled heat can damage the sleeve, insulation, or adjacent components.