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Expandable Braided Sleeving Specifications |
| PRODUCT NAME | TYPE | KEY FEATURES TYPICAL APPLICATION |
INSULATION CLASS / TEMP RANGE |
STD COLORS |
| EXGP | General Purpose Braided Polyester | Good abrasion & cut-through resistance Flexible & light weight Marine, aerospace, commercial & automotive applications |
-70°C to +125°C | Black, Clear |
| EXTW | Tightweave Braided Polyester | Maximum coverage. | -70°C to +125°C | Black |
| EXFR | Flame Retardant Polyester | Self extinguishing Good mechanical and chemical properties |
-70°C to +125°C | Black, White with contrasting crisscross tracer strands |
| EXS | Nylon Monofiliment | Tough & lightweight Excellent chemical & fungal resistance Ideal for use in automotive equipment, machine tools & robotics |
-60°C to +160°C | Black, Clear |
| EXDP | Heavy Duty Polyester | Greater abrasion resistance than EXGP for automotive, commercial & industrial hoses | -70°C to +125°C | Black, Clear |
| EXHA | Flexible & lightweight Halar®* Fluoropolymer Monofilaments |
Excellent flame resistance (will not support combustion in open air) Excellent fluid resistance |
-70°C to +150°C | Black, White with a single diagonal tracer of contrasting color |
| EXPPS | Polyphenylene Sulfide Monofilaments. | Lightweight High temperature resistance |
-70°C to +220°C | Natural(tan), Black |
The values listed in this bulletin,
to the best of our knowledge, are accurate. They are typical performance
results and are not intended to be used as design data. We disclaim
all liability in connection with the use of information contained
herein or otherwise.
Other expandable braided products are available to meet your specific
application
*Halar® is a registered trademark of the Allied Chemical Company
Revision: 5/6/04
PVC Tubing | Heat
Shrinkable PVC Tubing | Heat
Shrinkable Polyolefin Tubing
Polyurethane Tubing | Additional
Materials | Braided Fiberglass
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