MBN1.38SV - Flexo® Tinned Copper - 1 3/8" - Silver - 10 ft cuts

Metal Braid Sleeving

High end automotive, heavy equipment and industrial applications have always used braided metal for secure and efficient grounding solutions. Our braided tinned copper is a perfect combination of economy and durability, and will provide many years of use even in exposed applications.When installed, Metal Braid provides full coverage and is great for covering and protecting hoses on hot rods and motorcycles. Tinned Copper is available in Silver.

Why Use Braided Sleeving?

We believe sleeving is the best of all worlds when it's time to deal with harnesses, snakes and bundles, and we want to convince you that some type of sleeving will be the perfect balance of economy, ease of use and long term usability for your applications. Unlike other products designed for cable management, expandable sleeving is quick and economical to install on applications of virtually any length. In addition, the reduced weight and volume of sleeving is negligible to the overall diameter and weight of the application. The visual appeal of braided sleeving is an important factor as well. Many companies and individuals the world over use Techflex brand braided sleeving for their wires, tubes, cords, and more. For professional applications, home installations, and even arts and crafts projects, Techflex braided sleeving is your best solution!

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Additional Product Information

Features:

• Will not retain moisture
• Resists Abrasion, Chemicals, and UV
• EMI, RFI, and ESD protection
• Cuts with Shears or Serrated Scissors
• Provides Full Coverage
• Can be used for grounding straps

Specifications:

• Immune to salts and solvents
• Braided from Tinned Copper
• .005" - .010" Wire Thickness
• Halogen Free
• Non Flammable
• Melt Temp: 449°F/232°C

Cutting with A Hot Knife

To ensure a frayless, professional end on any installation, it is recommended that Metal Braid Sleeving be cut with scissors. We offer a wide variety of Scissors for different applications, including Kevlar sheers, General Purpose Scissors, and folding scissors. To prevent fraying when cutting any metal braid, slip the sleeving over the intended application to get an accurate measurement, wrap the area to be cut with a couple of turns of tape, mark the cut and remove the sleeving. Use shears or serrated scissors to cut through the tape and sleeving. Don’t remove the tape until the sleeving is installed and you’re ready to terminate the end.