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News Release from: Tyco Electronics - Wire, Harness and Protection | Subject: FL2500 dual-wall tubing
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 19 April 2001

First flame retardant heat-shrink
dual-wall tubing

FL2500 is the first fully flame retardant heat-shrinkable dual-wall tubing, an economical method for permanently sealing and protecting splices, fusible links, terminals and in-line components

Tyco Electronics has launched FL2500 - the first fully flame retardant heat-shrinkable dual-wall tubing This additional choice in Tyco Electronics ' dual wall tubing product line has been achieved by developing a high performance hot-melt adhesive with full flame retardancy and self extinguishing characteristics that also provides optimal flow, adhesion and mechanical properties for sealing and protection

Dual-wall tubings, with their adhesive linings, offer an economical and highly effective method for permanently sealing and protecting splices, fusible links, terminals and in-line components.

As the tubing is heated and shrinks down onto its host, the adhesive lining melts and flows to fill all voids and create a complete seal against moisture, oils, chemicals etc.

The dual wall FL2500 comprises a tough cross linked flame retardant polyolefin tubing lined with the new flame retardant adhesive lining to provide the optimum solution for applications where LFH products are preferred or specified.

Rated to 135DegC for 3000 hours it is suitable for use in the automotive harness market and harsh environments.

FL2500 is available in a comprehensive range of sizes, to meet most component sealing requirements, and is compatible with a wide range of application equipment. Request a free brochure from Tyco Electronics - Wire, Harness and Protection ...

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