F6V0.38TB - F6® Woven Wrap FR - 3/8" - Black w/ White Tracer - 50 ft spool

F6 Woven Wrap FR

F6 Woven Wrap FR (F6V) is a VW-1 Rated version our industry recognized F6 Woven Wrap, with the added advantage of a flame inhibitor to provide an extra level of safety. It utilizes many of the same characteristics as our original F6 splie braided sleeving including the easy wrap around design and the extra overlap to ensure complete protection of important electronic communication and power systems.The new woven construction provides superior elastic flexibility with unbeatable coverage over any harness assembly. Through a unique process, the blend of monofilament and multifilament polyester fibers are formed into a sleeving with memory that causes the sleeve to self close, and also snap back when opened.

The combination of flame retardance, ease of installation, and complete coverage makes F6 Woven FR an ideal solution for many commerical and aerospace applications.

• Passes Smoke Density Test ASTM E-662
• Passes Surface Flammability Test ASTM E-162
• Passes Smoke Toxicity Test SMP 800-C
• For information on how to use the F6 Installation Tool please see our F6 Tool Tutorial

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Product How-To's

Cutting with a Hot Knife

To ensure a frayless, professional end on any installation, it is recommended that expandable braided sleeving be cut with a hot knife, rope cutter, or similar tool. We offer a wide variety of Hot Knives for different applications, including handheld knives, table knives, and replacement blades. You can find a guide to properly using a hot knife for the cutting of braided sleeving at Wirecare.com's Learning Center.

Terminating 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 at elevated temperatures. This application can be used to protect, color code, brand, or secure ends or sections of braided sleeving. A Heat Gun is required to properly apply heatshrink tubing. You can find a guide to the proper technique for working with heatshrink tubing at Wirecare.com's Learning Center.