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WOVEN GLASS SLEEVING

EXCELLENT THERMAL INSULTION
EXCELLENT ELECTRICAL INSULATION
SUITABLE FOR LAMINATING AND APPLICATION OF COATINGS
VARIOUS INSIDE DIAMETERS & WIDTHS

Glass sleevings woven from twisted glass fibre yarns are inorganic, sterile,non toxic and incombustable.

They are resistant to oils, solvents and most chemicals and have a low level of leachable chlorides and fluorides.

They are suitable for temperatures up to 550c and have low thermal conductivity.

Glass sleevings are also woven from uniform textured glass yarns these differ to twisted yarn in that they are extra soft,thick and pliable with supperior insulation properties.

Woven glass sleeving products are available in a range of widths and diameters.

Twisted yarns    

internal dia (mm)          wall thickness (mm)

                         13                                    1.00
                         16                                    1.00
                         19                                    1.00
                         22                                    1.00
                         25                                    1.00
                         28                                    1.00
                         32                                    1.00
                         38                                    1.

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