High Temperature Heat Shrink Tubing

Three high-temperature grades for 150 to 175 °C continuous service, beyond the 105 °C limit of standard polyolefin tubing.

Models HTR-S silicone / HTR-F fluororubber / HTR-P HT polyolefin
Shrink ratio 2:1
Recovered wall 0.50–1.20 mm by size
Operating temp -55 to +175 °C
Standards UL 224, IEC 60684, ASTM D2671, RoHS
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High Temperature Heat Shrink Tubing

Product Overview

Standard radiation-crosslinked polyolefin tubing is rated for continuous service at 105 °C. Near heaters, engines, transformers and high-current busbars, conductor and ambient temperatures can exceed this limit for long periods, and ordinary tubing embrittles. The high temperature line extends our crosslinked polyolefin platform with two specialty elastomer grades, silicone and fluororubber, for continuous service at 150 to 175 °C.

HTR-P is a high-temperature crosslinked polyolefin for 150 °C service. HTR-S is a silicone grade rated to 175 °C with the best low-temperature flexibility. HTR-F uses fluororubber (FKM) for 175 °C service where oils, fuels and hydraulic fluids are present. Our existing polyolefin grades already pass 158 °C×7-day oven aging and 250 °C×4 h heat-shock tests in production quality control, and the new grades are specified against the same test regime.

Size Specifications

SizeExpanded ID (mm)Recovered ID (mm)Wall (mm)Spool (m)
Φ3.03.4 ±0.31.4 ±0.10.50 ±0.10100
Φ6.06.4 ±0.42.8 ±0.20.60 ±0.10100
Φ1010.5 ±0.44.8 ±0.20.70 ±0.10100
Φ1616.5 ±0.57.7 ±0.30.80 ±0.10100
Φ2021.0 ±0.59.7 ±0.30.90 ±0.1050
Φ3030.8 ±0.814.0 ±1.01.00 ±0.1525
Φ5051.0 ±1.024.0 ±1.01.20 ±0.1525

Standard color: black. Custom colors available — contact our sales team.

Applications

Near-Heater Wiring

Insulation for conductors routed close to heaters, ovens and industrial furnaces at up to 175 °C.

Engine Bay Harness

HTR-F fluororubber covers fuel and oil lines and wiring in engine compartments.

Transformer and Busbar Leads

Thermal protection on connections where continuous loading heats conductors above 105 °C.

Standards

FAQ

Which grade do I need?
Up to 150 °C in dry conditions, HTR-P polyolefin is usually enough. To 175 °C choose HTR-S silicone; with oil or fuel contact choose HTR-F fluororubber.
Why not use standard 125 °C polyolefin?
Crosslinked polyolefin survives brief excursions, but continuous operation above its rating causes gradual embrittlement and loss of dielectric strength.
What shrink temperature is required?
HTR-P recovers from about 120 °C. Silicone and fluororubber grades need 150–180 °C with an even heat source.
Are these specifications final?
This page is a draft. Grade ratings and size details are pending confirmation against production batches in our test lab.

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