Value Collection BD-23635-4 Heat Shrink Sleeve 3/4in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-23635-4 is a black heat shrink sleeve designed for electrical insulation, wire bundling, and cable protection across a wide range of trade applications. With an inside diameter of 3/4 inch before shrinking and an overall length of 48 inches, this sleeve provides substantial coverage in a single piece. When heat is applied, the tubing constricts tightly around the substrate, forming a durable, insulating layer. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and plumbing professionals use heat shrink tubing to seal connections, protect against abrasion, and provide strain relief on wiring and piping assemblies.

This sleeve suits residential and light commercial applications where a 3/4-inch pre-shrink diameter is appropriate for the conductor, fitting, or bundle being covered. Common install scenarios include terminating control wiring, protecting spliced conductors, reinforcing cable jackets at entry points, and bundling multi-conductor runs. The 48-inch length accommodates longer runs without requiring multiple pieces, reducing install time and connection points in the finished assembly.

Key Features

• 3/4 inch inside diameter before shrinking — suitable for mid-range conductors, bundles, and fittings
• 48 inch overall length — covers extended runs in a single sleeve
• Black color — standard for electrical and control wiring applications
• Heat shrink construction — constricts tightly when heat is applied for a secure, insulating fit
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds — easy to handle and cut to length on the job

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose heat shrink sleeve suitable for electrical conductors, wire bundles, and cable assemblies requiring a 3/4-inch pre-shrink inside diameter.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or qualified HVAC and plumbing technicians working on low-voltage or line-voltage wiring assemblies. De-energize all circuits before applying heat shrink tubing to any conductor or splice. Use a heat gun at the appropriate temperature setting and apply heat evenly along the sleeve, working from one end to the other to prevent air pockets. Do not use an open flame, as uneven heat can damage the tubing or adjacent components.