Roundit® 2000 Self-Wrapping Wire Sleeving | 1/2-inch Diameter
ICO RALLY
EDMO#: 5651001303
MFR#: 5651001303S
Description
Roundit® 2000 self-wrapping sleeves are tough and lightweight oversleeves used to bundle and protect cable assemblies, hoses and wire harnesses from chafing, cutting, and abrading. Roundit’s self-wrapping feature allows for quick application and removal for assembly and maintenance. It may be applied and removed without disturbing connectors or fittings. Roundit® 2000 is rated to 125°C and has applications in aeronautical, electronic, furniture accessory and general manufacturing industries.
This Roundit 2000 wire sleeving (EDMO# 5651001303) has a 1/2-inch in diameter.
Features
- Bundles and protects cable assemblies
- Self-wrapping provides for quick application and removal for maintenance
- Applies without disturbing connectors
- Rated to 125°C
Specifications
Diameter:
1/2 in
Color:
black
Material:
Polyester
Design:
wrappable
Operating Temperature:
-70°C to 125°C (-94°F to 257°F)
Flame Resistance Ratings:
FMVSS-302 test method D45 1333 self extinguishing type B
Reference Standards:
UL recognized
Halogen-free:
yes
Product Codes
Mfr Part No :
5651001303S
ECCN :
EAR99
SCHEDULE B CODE :
3917.32.0000
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