Heat Resistant Braided Fiberglass Wire Sleeve - 1" ID - 25' FT - Black

• High Temperature Resistance: Operates continuously from -40°C to +350°C (-40°F to +662°F), with short-term resistance up to 600°C for 24 hours without embrittlement or rupture.
• Superior Low-Temperature Performance: Withstands -60°C for 4 hours while maintaining structural integrity.
• Material: Braided fiberglass yarn with high-temperature acrylic resin coating
• Easy To Cut: Ends resist scattering, providing a cleaner cut and easier handling compared to traditional high-temperature fiberglass sleeving.
• Excellent Durability: Offers strong wear resistance, tear resistance, and abrasion protection in harsh working conditions.
• Electrical Protection: Rated to withstand 600V, ensuring reliable insulation of electrical components.
• Flame Retardant: Self-extinguishes within 60 seconds, enhancing safety in high-heat environments.
• RoHS Compliant: Meets environmental and safety standards for restricted hazardous substances.
• Ideal for Harsh Environments: Designed for automotive, industrial, and electrical systems operating in continuous high-temperature zones.
• Available in Multiple Sizes: Supports a broad range of diameters for small, medium, and large-scale installations.
• NOTE – ALL 25 & 50 FT CUSTOM LENGTHS ARE FINAL SALE: NON-CANCELLABLE & NON-REFUNDABLE

The Kable Kontrol® Heat Resistant Braided Fiberglass Wire Sleeve delivers dependable insulation and protection in demanding high-temperature environments. Constructed from premium fiberglass yarn coated with durable acrylic acid resin, this sleeving is engineered to remain flexible and intact under extreme heat, cold, abrasion, and electrical stress. Designed to resist fraying at the ends, it offers a cleaner installation and long service life, even in applications exposed to continuous elevated temperatures or rapid temperature changes. Its self-extinguishing flame-retardant properties and 600V dielectric strength make it a trusted choice for electrical, industrial, and thermal insulation needs.

Common Uses

• Insulation for Class F motor windings and transformers
• Protection of wires and cables in industrial electrical appliances
• Thermal shielding for electric heating equipment
• High-temperature protection for specialty lighting fixtures
• Insulation for automotive, aerospace, or HVAC wiring exposed to elevated heat
• Protective sleeving for metal hoses, heating coils, and high-temperature sensors