General
Colour	Black

The Pliofine B-EX 950 heat shrink tube from Ses-Sterling is a professional protective material for electrical and electronic wiring as well as cable bundles. It is used in installation technology to protect cables against mechanical stress, moisture, dust, and environmental influences. The packaging unit includes a spool with a length of 75 meters, with a weight of 16.803 grams per meter. The heat shrink tube is black, making it suitable for applications in industrial, technical, and outdoor environments where a discreet appearance or high UV resistance is required.

Heat shrink tube is a thermoplastic material that changes its shape when heated to approximately 100 to 120 °C, shrinking to about 50 % of its original outer diameter — i.e., a shrink ratio of 2:1. This behavior allows the tube to be slipped over cables or wires and then activated by heat (e.g., using a hot air blower), causing it to tightly conform to the cable and form a dense, protective covering. The black color of the Pliofine B-EX 950 is not only aesthetic but also functional, as it is UV-resistant and thus suitable for outdoor use.

Applications include electrical installation, automation technology, vehicle technology, as well as industrial and machine-building applications. The heat shrink tube is frequently used for insulating cables, marking wires, protecting cable bundles, or sealing connections. Use in industrial electrical engineering requires materials that are robust, durable, and safe — here, the Pliofine B-EX 950 meets the requirements for a reliable protective layer.

Functions and features in detail include thermal activation by heat, resulting in a tight fit. The material composition ensures high mechanical strength and chemical resistance. The black color is UV-resistant, extending the service life in outdoor environments. The 75-meter spool offers high cost-efficiency for larger projects, as it reduces the need for frequent replacement of the packaging unit.

Technology explained simply means that the heat shrink tube changes shape when heated and conforms tightly around the cable. Heat is typically applied using a hot air blower or a specialized shrink tool. The shrinkage occurs evenly, avoiding gaps or uneven thicknesses. The black color is not only visually uniform but also resistant to sunlight, enhancing long-term stability.

Compatibility and accessories include use with standard cables and wires that have a diameter within the 2:1 shrink ratio. The heat shrink tube is suitable for use in electrical and electronic systems, particularly in environments where mechanical stress, moisture, or dust are present.

Installation and mounting involve slipping the heat shrink tube over the cable or cable bundle and then heating it with a hot air blower. The temperature should be between 100 and 120 °C to ensure even shrinkage. The black color remains stable during this process, without fading or melting.

Operational advantages include easy handling, high protective function, and long service life. The heat shrink tube provides a dense, mechanically stable, and chemically resistant covering that protects cables from external influences. The black color ensures a uniform appearance and increases durability in outdoor environments. The 75-meter spool is particularly cost-effective for larger installations, as it reduces working time and minimizes material waste.