225FWY 100 FT 3/32" 2.5mm Polyolefin Black Heat Shrink Tubing 2:1 Ratio
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About 225FWY 100 FT 3/32" 2.5mm Polyolefin Black Heat Shrink Tubing 2:1 Ratio
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
94% praised the consistent shrink ratio, while 6% experienced inconsistent results
I suggest using heat shrink tubing to wrap quarters and applying heat to shrink it. This creates a transparent roll of quarters that ensures the contents are genuine.
I suggest using heat shrink tubing to wrap quarters, making them look genuine and visible to anyone with eyes.
The photo I provided can help you decide if this is the right size for you.
I expected the 1/2 inch tubing to shrink to about 1/4, but it came in at about 7/8 inch original size and was not shrinkable enough for my wires.
91% liked the strong adhesive bonding, but 9% experienced peeling
The 1/2 inch tubing did not shrink enough for my wires as it came in at about 7/8 inch original size.
94% found it very flexible and easy to use, but 6% experienced brittleness
I have noticed that the heat shrink tubing is not tight enough when shrunk with a heat gun. To solve this problem, I suggest heating a section of the shrink wrap from top to bottom and then twisting it, so it stays snuggly on the section being covered.
92% appreciated the excellent insulation properties, though 8% found them lacking
I have noticed that the 2:1 Ratio of the heat shrink tubing is not tight enough when shrunk with a heat gun. To remedy this, I heat a section of the shrink wrap from top to bottom and then twist it to keep it snuggly on the section I am covering.
I am dissatisfied with the product as it was only 53ft long instead of the advertised 100ft, resulting in wastage of 47ft. The insulation properties of industrial-heat-shrink-tubing were not up to the mark.
86% appreciated its high temperature resistance
I suggest a remedy to make the heat shrink tubing stay snuggly on the section being covered. Heat the shrink wrap from top to bottom, twist it, and move all the way to the end.
