Flexo Overexpanded

Flexo PET Overexpanded
A Versatile and Economical Bundling & Protection Solution
Flexo PET Overexpanded Flexo Overexpanded has many uses where inexpensive bundling and management is the principal consideration.

Created to provide a fast and easy solution for automotive and marine wiring, Overexpanded expands to nearly 4 times its nominal diameter, easing installation over large plugs and connectors.

The open construction allows the underlying harness covering to show through for a unique and attractive assembly. The material cuts easily with a hot knife for a fray resistant end.

Great Expansion Ratio With a nearly 200% expansion ratio, Overexpanded slips easily over large plugs and connectors.

Unique Look A unique visual effect can be achieved by installing Flexo Overexpanded sleeving over another sleeving type, such as metallic Mylar.

Auto or Motorcycle Customization PT resists most common automotive chemicals and comes in diameters up to 3", so it's great for dressing up wires and hoses on any car or bike to create a unique look on any customization or restoration project.

Economical & easy to install	Halogen free - RoHS compliant
Cut & abrasion resistant	Resists common chemicals & solvents
Expands up to 150% or more	FAR 25, FMVSS 302 Approved
Resists UV damage	Provides professional look on finished product
Braided from 0.10" PET monofilament yarns	Strong & flexible across wide operating temperature range
Operating Temperature Range -103° to 257°F (-75° to 125°C.) 446°F./230°C. Melt Temp.

Using a Hot Knife to cut braided sleeving To ensure a frayless, professional end on any installation, it is recommended that expandable sleeving be cut with a hot knife, rope cutter or some similar tool. We offer a wide variety of hot knives, and you can find a guide to properly using a hot knife here.

Terminating the installation with Heatshrink Tubing Heatshrink tubing is the ideal way to create a tight, professional finish on any wire, hose or cable management project. Once shrunk, the tubing will hold its reduced state, even a elevated temperatures. Heatshrink terminations are tight and smooth, and the tubing will generally conform to fit around plugs or connectors. You can find a guide to the proper technique for working with heatshrink tubing here.