Value Collection BD23615 Heat Shrink Sleeve 6in Black

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD23615 is a black heat shrink sleeve designed for wire insulation, bundling, and strain relief in electrical and low-voltage wiring applications. With a pre-shrink inside diameter of 3/64 inches and an overall length of 6 inches, this sleeve provides a snug, protective fit over conductors, terminals, and splices when heat is applied. Electricians and technicians use heat shrink tubing as a clean, durable alternative to electrical tape for insulating exposed conductors and protecting connections from moisture and abrasion. The black color aids in visual identification in multi-wire installations.

This heat shrink sleeve is suited for residential and light commercial electrical work, panel wiring, field repairs, and shop fabrication tasks. The compact 3/64 inches pre-shrink ID makes it appropriate for small-gauge conductors and fine wire applications. Sold individually per package with a minimum order quantity of 10 units, it is a practical stock item for electrical contractors, HVAC technicians, and service professionals who regularly terminate or repair wiring in the field.

Key Features

• Pre-shrink inside diameter of 3/64 inches for small-gauge wire fitment
• 6 inches overall length provides coverage for terminals, splices, and short wire runs
• Black color for consistent identification in multi-conductor applications
• Heat shrink construction conforms tightly to the conductor surface when heated
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds — easy to carry in service kits and tool bags

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose heat shrink sleeve for use on small-gauge conductors and wire terminations in standard electrical and low-voltage wiring installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed electricians or qualified technicians following NEC guidelines. Always de-energize and lock out the circuit before working on any wiring. Apply heat evenly along the sleeve using a heat gun, moving continuously to prevent scorching. Do not use an open flame to shrink the tubing, as uneven heat can damage the sleeve or underlying conductor insulation.