The Plio-Super 10.0 insulation sleeve from Ses-Sterling is a flexible protective element for cables and wiring in the field of electrical and installation technology. With a nominal diameter of 10.0 mm and in the colour Grey, it serves for mechanical and electrical insulation of cables, particularly in installations where permanent protection against external influences such as dust, moisture or mechanical stress is required. The sleeve is supplied in a packaging length of 25 metres and is therefore suitable for larger installations where continuous coverage of wiring is necessary.
Insulation sleeve is the technical term for a flexible, hollow cylindrical protective element that is pulled over cables to protect them against mechanical damage, moisture or electrical discharges. The Plio-Super 10.0 is made of a thermoplastic material that offers high flexibility and resistance to environmental influences. The Grey colour is typical for installation sleeves used in industrial or commercial environments, where clear visual differentiation from other cables or sleeves is beneficial.
Applications include primarily electrical installations in buildings, industrial plants, machine construction and in the field of automation technology. The sleeve is frequently used to protect cable bundles running through open areas, such as machine frames, pipe lines or in cable ducts. It is also suitable for use in environments with moderate mechanical stress, where permanent insulation and protection are required.
Functions and equipment in detail include the ability to protect cables and wiring from external influences without impairing their electrical function. The sleeve is flexible and can be easily pulled over cables, enabling quick and efficient installation. The nominal diameter of 10.0 mm allows coverage of cables with a corresponding diameter, with the precise fit ensuring the sleeve sits securely and does not slip. The packaging length of 25 metres provides sufficient material for longer installations without frequent connection points.
Technology explained simply shows that the insulation sleeve is made of a thermoplastic polymer that remains flexible at room temperature and retains its shape and function at temperatures up to 90 °C. The lower temperature limit is −20 °C, enabling use even in cooler environments. The material is resistant to moisture, dust and minor mechanical stress. The weight specification of 30 g per metre indicates that this is a lightweight product that does not impose additional load on the cables being protected. The packaging weight of 0.75 kg refers to the entire roll of 25 metres.
Compatibility and accessories refers to use with cables and wiring having a diameter of approximately 10.0 mm. The sleeve is not specifically designed for certain cable types, but serves as a universal protective sleeve. It is used exclusively as an insulating element over cables.
Installation and mounting is carried out by simply pulling the sleeve over the cables to be protected. Due to the material's flexibility, no special tools are required. Installation can generally be performed without additional aids, with the 25-metre length enabling continuous coverage. Processing is typically done by hand, with the sleeve ends being cut or sealed as needed.
Operational advantages lie in easy handling, high flexibility and permanent protective function. The sleeve remains elastic over a long period and prevents contamination or damage to the cables beneath. The grey colour supports visual identification in complex installations. The thermal resistance from −20 °C to 90 °C allows use in a wide range of environments without impairing functionality. The low weight of 30 g per metre ensures the sleeve does not add extra load to the cables.