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    14 Products

    Tapered Heat-Shrink Tubing

    Image of Product. Style D (After Shrinking). Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Heat-Shrink Tubing. Tapered Heat-Shrink Tubing, Style D.
    Image of Product. Style D and E (Before Shrinking). Front orientation. Contains Border. Heat-Shrink Tubing. Tapered Heat-Shrink Tubing, Style D.

    Style D (After

    Shrinking)

    Style D and E

    (Before Shrinking)

    Image of Product. Style E (Before Shrinking). Front orientation. Contains Annotated, Border. Heat-Shrink Tubing. Tapered Heat-Shrink Tubing, Style E.
    Image of Product. Style E (After Shrinking). Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Heat-Shrink Tubing. Tapered Heat-Shrink Tubing, Style E.

    Style E (Before

    Shrinking)

    Style E (After

    Shrinking)

    A different shrink ratio on each end allows this tubing to fit over cable assemblies and wire harnesses with large connections, or around connectors with a 90° elbow. An adhesive lining melts when the tubing is heated and bonds to the underlying surface, creating a water-resistant seal. The tubing length listed is after shrinking; the length before shrinking is 20-25% shorter.
    Lipped End—Lipped-end tubing has a ridge on the inside of one opening for better retention than nonlipped-end tubing. It’s often used with grooved adapters—upon shrinking, the lip grips onto the groove.
    Dielectric Strength—Dielectric strength is the maximum voltage a material can handle before it starts to breakdown. The higher the dielectric strength of a material, the better it is for preventing electricity, heat, or signal from dissipating from wire and cable.
    Tapered End
    Non-Tapered End
    Style
    ID Before
    Shrinking
    Min. ID After
    Shrinking
    Shrink
    Ratio
    ID Before
    Shrinking
    Min. ID After
    Shrinking
    Shrink
    Ratio
    Min. Wall Thk.
    After Shrinking
    Dielectric Strength,
    V/mil
    Shrink
    Temp., ° F
    Temp. Range,
    ° F
    Color
    End
    Style
    Lg.
    Each
    Polyolefin
    D1.25"0.28"4.5:11.25"0.75"1.7:10.09"200250-65 to 275BlackLipped1.4"6552N13000000
    D1.25"0.28"4.5:11.25"0.75"1.7:10.09"200250-65 to 275BlackNonlipped1.4"6552N1700000
    D1.5"0.33"4.5:11.5"0.75"2:10.1"200250-65 to 275BlackLipped1.7"6552N1200000
    D1.5"0.33"4.5:11.5"0.75"2:10.1"200250-65 to 275BlackNonlipped1.7"6552N1600000
    D1.75"0.38"4.6:11.75"1.1"1.6:10.13"200250-65 to 275BlackLipped2.1"6552N1100000
    D1.75"0.38"4.6:11.75"1.1"1.6:10.13"200250-65 to 275BlackNonlipped2.1"6552N1500000
    D2"0.62"3.2:12"1.6"1.3:10.13"200250-65 to 275BlackNonlipped3"6552N1400000
    E3"0.86"3.5:13"1.41"2.1:10.18"200250-65 to 275BlackNonlipped5"6552N34000000
     

    Standard Duct and Fittings

    Image of System. Front orientation. Exploded view. Duct and Fittings. Standard Duct and Fittings.
    Deliver air for a range of HVAC applications, including exhaust and dust collection. Our basic duct, the round shape creates smoother, more efficient airflow than rectangular and oval duct. The male end is slightly smaller than the female, so sections join without clamps or tools.
    90° Elbow Register Boots
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Duct and Fittings. Standard Duct and Fittings, 90° Elbow Register Boots.
    Create an angled airflow path from duct to vents or registers. These boots are commonly used with heating and cooling systems to deliver air through walls and ceilings.
    Galvanized Steel—Corrosion resistant and affordable, galvanized steel is the most commonly used ductwork material.
    Opening
    Galvanized Steel
    Duct
    Size
    ID
    Wd.
    Lg.
    Ga.
    Each
    66"2 1/4"10"301844K14000000
    66"2 1/4"12"301844K1500000
    66"4"10"301844K1700000
    66"4"12"301844K2100000
     

    Oval Duct and Fittings

    Image of System. Front orientation. Contains MultipleImages. Duct and Fittings. Oval Duct and Fittings.
    When rectangular duct is too large, oval duct fits into the tightest spaces. It’s about half the height of rectangular duct and the shape creates more efficient airflow. Components press-fit together.
    90° Elbow Register Boots
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Duct and Fittings. Oval Duct and Fittings, 90° Elbow Register Boots.
    Create an angled airflow path from duct to vents or registers. These boots are commonly used with heating and cooling systems to deliver air through walls and ceilings.
    Galvanized Steel—Corrosion resistant and affordable, galvanized steel is the most commonly used ductwork material.
    Female
    End
    Opening
    Galvanized Steel
    Duct
    Size
    Oval
    Wd.
    Oval
    Ht.
    Wd.
    Lg.
    Ga.
    Each
    67 1/2"3 1/4"4"10"284354N41000000
    79 1/8"3 3/4"4"10"284354N4200000
     
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