Zippertubing® Electrical Insulation Sleeving - NEW PRT ES-135 - JIMFRA
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Zippertubing® Electrical Insulation Sleeving – NEW PRT ES-135

Zippertubing® Electrical Insulation Sleeving – NEW PRT ES-135

USD 99.00 USD
SKU: dFojQXIF
Condition: New

Specifications

Return Shipping Will Be Paid BySeller
All Returns AcceptedReturns Accepted
Item Must Be Returned Within30 Days
Refund Will Be Given AsMoney Back
Country/Region Of ManufactureUnited States
Sheath ColorBlack
MPNZT03-04-010-27-X600.0
BrandZippertubing Co

The label that held the product number was removed before we purchased from auction house. The is was measured and respooled. Measured length was 50'. MPN likely : ZT03-04-010-27-X600.0This would be used for sheathing 1 1/2" cables. We are not 100% certain about product code. We provided photos so that someone more familiar with the product could successfully figure it out. Please ask questions.MSRP estimate - $1000.00 - $1550.00 per role. The manufacture date appears to be 9/26/19 - the label was damaged by auction house from whom we we purchased the item. We tried to restore but it was not possible. This has been stored in climate controlled smoke free environment and appears to be in good overall condition. see photos. PRT® (ES-135) combines military-grade heat shrink with a high-temperature, water-blocking hot melt adhesive that repairs and protects components.PRT® (ES-135) is our easy to install, wrap-around, military-grade PRT® heat shrink, combined with our high-temperature water blocking, hot-melt Z-Block™ (135). PRT® is a flame-retardant, abrasion-resistant, chemical-resistant, and fluid-resistant polyolefin heat shrink. PRT® is also RoHS compliant and UL-rated. PRT® repairs or re-jackets damaged components that cannot be disassembled. PRT® (ES-135) should be installed by using a standard heat gun that can reach 275°F (135°C).Z-Block™ (135) is a high-temperature hot-melt adhesive tape that blocks and seals wires from fluids, oils, and greases. Z-Block™ (135) creates an environmental seal that will prevent fluids from damaging or penetrating components and can withstand temperatures of up to 275°F. Z-Block™ (135) is also RoHS compliant.Pairing PRT® with Z-Block™ (135) creates the perfect solution for wires or cables exposed to fluids, and need repair or a durable jacket to prevent damage from occurring. PRT® (ES-135) comes in a standard 50-foot roll that can be cut to any desired length, offering versatility for application. PRT® (ES-135) is engineered for diameters ranging from 0.04” to 1.87”, with custom sizes available upon request. PRT® (ES-135) can also be customized with having a range of color options available for applications that may need color-coding. The operational temperature range is -67°F to 275°F (-55°C to 135°C). We also offer PRT® (ES-100), which has a lower temperature range of up to 212°F.BenefitsUtilizes a high-temperature hot-melt adhesiveMilitary-grade, wrap-around heat shrinkAvailable in custom sizes and colors upon requestFeaturesComes in standard 50-foot roll that can be easily cut to any desired lengthIdeal for repairing damaged wires that also needs protection from waterOperational temperature range is -67°F to 275°F (-55°C to 135°C) TroubleshootingThe most common problem likely to occur when installing PRT ® tubing is a overlap seam rupture. This is a condition where the overlap seam pulls apart during installation. Seam ruptures are most likely to occur during the learning phase of PRT ® installations. Once the proper installation technique has been mastered this problem will disappear. Rushing to complete an installation is a big factor in creating a seam rupture.Seam ruptures occur for two reasons and are controllable by the installer.a) Incorrect size: The PRT ® tubing selected was too small for the cable diameter being repaired.b) Excessive Heat: Too much heat was applied too quickly to the PRT ® tubing.If a rupture does occur the tubing must be replaced. Verify that the tubing size was correct? If correct, then adjust the heating technique by applying heat more slowly and evenly. Minimize heat exposure to the tubing beyond the overlap flap. Use a “sneak up on it” approach where the heat is repeatedly removed from the tubing for a few seconds allowing it to cool and then re-applied. In awkward installations, a piece of Aluminum foil can be useful as a heat block to blind the heat from the surrounding tubing.Installer Note: Using the PRT ® tubing repair method will generally eliminate a large amount of cable harness disassembly and rework time. As a result, don’t be in a rush to complete the installation. Take the few extra minutes to plan the installation, heat the sleeve slowly and work the materials as necessary to insure a good first time repair. The extra time spent doing this will be small in comparison to the time required to perform a classic repair that involves connector disassembly.Shelf-Life RecommendationsThe following table lists the maximum accepted shelf-life period for Zippertubing products from the date of manufacture when stored at a temperature of 72 ºF (22 ºC), 50 % R.H. and not exposed to direct sunlight. Storage conditions other than those stated above may result in a shorter shelf-life. Materials should only be purchased in quantities such that all materials are consumed prior to the material exceeding its recommended shelf-life. `

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