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Corrugated Sleeving
Slide this sleeving over wire, cable, or hose before adding connectors or making electrical connections. The corrugated construction gives it impact and abrasion resistance similar to conduit, but with more flexibility. It’s ultra-flexible so it’s good for applications that require tight turns. Since it doesn’t have a slit, it keeps out more dust and debris than slit corrugated sleeving.
Steel sleeving is more impact resistant than stainless steel and aluminum sleeving, so it’s better for use in high traffic areas where equipment or people could bump into it.
Stainless steel sleeving is stronger and more corrosion resistant than steel and aluminum sleeving. It also withstands higher temperatures.
