Value Collection BD23631 Heat Shrink Sleeve 6in Black

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD23631 is a black heat shrink sleeve measuring 6 inches in overall length. Heat shrink tubing is applied over wire splices, terminals, and cable ends to provide insulation, strain relief, and environmental protection. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and other trade professionals use heat shrink sleeves when terminating conductors, bundling wiring harnesses, or protecting exposed connections from moisture and abrasion. The sleeve is sold individually per package, with a minimum order quantity of 5 units.

This heat shrink sleeve is suited for general electrical and low-voltage wiring applications in both residential and commercial settings. Typical use cases include covering wire splices in control panels, protecting terminal connections in HVAC equipment, and insulating conductor ends in electrical enclosures. Its 6-inch length provides sufficient coverage for most standard termination and splice scenarios encountered in field service work.

Key Features

• 6-inch overall length accommodates standard wire splices and terminal connections
• Black color supports heat-absorbed shrink performance and neutral identification
• Heat shrink construction provides insulation and moisture resistance after application
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds, suitable for carrying multiples on service calls
• Sold per unit with a minimum order quantity of 5

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose heat shrink sleeve suitable for use in electrical, low-voltage control wiring, and HVAC termination applications where a 6-inch insulating sleeve is required.

Installation Notes

Heat shrink sleeves are typically installed by licensed electricians or HVAC technicians in accordance with NEC guidelines for wire insulation and termination. De-energize all circuits before applying the sleeve over any conductor, splice, or terminal. Use a heat gun to apply uniform heat along the sleeve length until it conforms snugly to the underlying surface. Do not use an open flame as the heat source, as uneven temperatures can damage the sleeve or underlying wiring.