Often used in robotics and other automated applications, this sleeving adds an extra layer of protection and insulation to cable and hose carriers. It’s highly flexible and withstands continuous motion without tearing or fraying. It opens along its entire length, so there’s no need to disconnect lines or use tools for maintenance such as adding or removing cable.

PVC fabric sleeving has a chemical-resistant polyester coating, so it’s commonly used to protect wire in areas where painting or sealing takes place. A hook-and-loop closure allows access for maintenance at any point. Elastic on both ends holds sleeving in place.

Leather sleeving has excellent abrasion resistance, making it a good choice for applications where sleeving will make contact with other objects. For easy maintenance, a zipper closure lets you access the sleeving at all points. Hook-and-loop closures at either end of the sleeving secure it in place.

Kevlar aramid sleeving resists temperatures up to 1000° F. Use it to protect wire near furnaces, in welding areas, and in other extremely hot environments. This sleeving has good abrasion resistance, a zipper closure for easy maintenance, and hook-and-loop straps on each end to hold sleeving in place.