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TW38TL - 3/8" Thin Wall Heat Shrink Tubing, 2:1 Shrink Ratio, Teal, Spool of 250ft 300MCM | DLO313.3 (150.00mm²) 590") Terminal Material: Tin-Plated Copper

Name: TW38TL - 3/8" Thin Wall Heat Shrink Tubing, 2:1 Shrink Ratio, Teal, Spool of 250ft 300MCM | DLO313.3 (150.00mm²) 590") Terminal Material: Tin-Plated Copper
Brand: augenlaser-experten-vergleich.de
SKU: 39336912503
Price: 30.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2727 (15 reviews)

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TW38TL 3 8" Thin Wall Heat Shrink Tubing, 2:1 Shrink Ratio, Teal, Spool of 250ft 300MCM DLO313.3 (150.00mm²) 590") Terminal Material: Tin Plated Copper 590") Terminal Material: Tin Plated Copper Insulation Material: Nylon Max Electrical Rating: 600 Volts (105°C) UL Recognized: Yes CE Certified: Yes RoHS Compliant: Yes PVC Coating ✓ Thin Wall Heat Shrink Tubing is ideal for producing quick and reliable electrical insulation The "2 to 1 ratio" means that the heat shrink material will shrink to half the original diameter when heated

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