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Heat
shrink
tubing provides a
state
of
the
art method for the application of a tight, protective covering to items that will be subjected to the extremes of heat, corrosion, shock,
moisture, and other critical environmental conditions.
Zeus
manufactures
high-performance
shrink
tubing in a variety
of polymer resins,
including: PTFE, FEP,
PFA, PET,
PEEK™, and PTFE/FEP
Dual-Shrink™.
Provided
in the
expanded
state, Zeus
heat
shrinkable tubing
"shrink
wraps"
intricate
and
irregular
shapes with
a simple
application
of heat. The
result is a
protective
covering
that greatly
extends
life,
increases
reliability,
and improves
performance
of
components
and parts
used in
thousands of
applications.
Heat shrink tubing extends the life of such items indefinitely and assures their reliable performance.
For 40 years
Zeus has
supplied the
electronics,
medical,
aerospace,
and many
other
industries
with high
performance
polymer heat
shrink.
Zeus heat
shrink
tubing
offers a
unique
combination
of
properties,
including
outstanding
electrical
characteristics;
excellent
chemical and
solvent
resistances;
purity;
lubricity;
and
outstanding
performance
reliability.
 Heat
Shrink
Features
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High Strength |
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Outstanding electrical characteristics |
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Excellent chemical & solvent resistance |
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Purity |
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Uniformity |
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Lubricity (slippery) |
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High dielectric for superior insulation |
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Shock & abrasion resistance |
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Reliable operational performance up to and exceeding 500F |
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Closest tolerances & unmatched concentricity |
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Conforms to and frequently exceeds both military
and commercial standards |
Heat
shrink
application
tips
Tips for applying heat shrink tubing can be found on our Heat Shrink Recovery page.
Custom
heat shrink tubing
Zeus
manufactures
custom
heat
shrink
to
the
specific
sizes
you
require.
We
will
help
you
select
the
ideal
material
for
your
unique
application.
Through
resin
and
processing
method
selections,
Zeus
can
assist
in
customizing
the
heat
required
to
shrink
the
tubing.
Standard
size
heat shrink tubing
In
addition
to
custom
heat
shrink
sizes,
heat
shrinkable
tubing is
offered in a
variety of
sizes,
dimensions,
and shrink
ratios. Click the
links at the
top
right or
download our
product
catalog
(available
in six
languages)
to find out
more about
our standard
sizes of
heat shrink
tubing.
Wide
selection of
materials
Zeus has
developed
the
technology
to
manufacture
heat shrink
in a wide
range of
polymers
such as Teflon®
(PTFE, FEP,
PFA), ETFE,
PET, PEEK, and
more.
Additional
information
on the
properties
of the
resins we
extrude can
be found in
our
Tech Info
section.
Teflon heat shrink tubing
Leveraging
our core
technology
of precision
extruded
Teflon
tubing, Zeus
pioneered
the
development
of
heat
shrinkable
Teflon
tubing.
Teflon® is a
registered
trademark of
DuPont and
refers to
three
fluoropolymer
plastic
resins:
PTFE,
FEP, and
PFA.
These three
plastics
share common
properties
such as
lubricity,
chemical
resistance,
high
temperature
resistance
and more.
There are
slight
mechanical
differences
that make
each one
uniquely
suited for
different
applications.
Heat Shrink
Applications
Typical
applications
using our
heat shrink
tubing are
as diverse
as component
covering,
water
proofing,
mechanical
protection,
strengthening,
shock
protection,
abrasion
protection,
corrosion
protection,
encapsulation,
insulation,
dust
proofing,
sterilization,
splicing,
cable
binding and
tying,
strain
relief,
marking, and
coding.
Standards
All of our
products
conform to
both
military and
commercial
standards,
and in most
cases,
exceed the
intent of
these
standards.
Whether you
are
interested
in the
aerospace,
electronic,
electrical,
chemical,
optical,
medical,
nuclear, or
automotive
fields, we
are
confident
that our
company can
assist you
with your
heat
shrinkable
tubing
needs.
Contact Us
For
more
technical
information
or to
request
samples of
our heat
shrink
tubing,
click here to contact
us
now.
Note:
Moisture
permeation
may
occur
as
a
result
of
mandrel
design
or
heat
shrinking
process.
Please
contact
us
for
additional
information.
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