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Resistant to chemicals

Our Kynar®, Viton® and Teflon® heat shrink tubing types are resistant to different types of chemicals:

  • Kynar® is resistant to chemicals and solvents. Made of PVDF
  • Viton® offers resistance to corrosive fluids, acids, fuels and lubricants. Made of fluorelastomer
  • Teflon® is resistant to chemicals and can resistant high temperatures. Made of PTFE: polytetrafluoroethylene

Curious about which type of heat shrink tubing is suitable for your application? Then please contact our advisors.

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  1. A white H-175K special heat shrink tube on a white background.
    WKK - H-175K - Kynar® - Thin-wall heat shrink tubing - 2:1 - Operating temperature up to 175 °C - Resistant to chemicals

    Starting at €  13.88 Excl. VAT

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  2. Two black H-200E special heat shrink tubes next to each other, one in the original size, and one with the end part shrinked.
    WKK - H-200E - Viton® - Thin-wall heat shrink tubing - 2:1 - Operating temperature up to 200 °C - Resistant to chemicals

    Starting at €  773.74 Excl. VAT

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  3. Two transparant HTFE special heat shrink tubes next to each other, one in the original size, and one with the end part shrinked.
    WKK - HTFE - Teflon® - Thin-wall heat shrink tubing - 1.5:1 - Operating temperature up to 260 °C - Resistant to chemicals

    Starting at €  10.82 Excl. VAT

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Color
  1. Black
  2. Transparent
Material quality
  1. Crosslinked fluoroelastomer
  2. Crosslinked PVDF
  3. Modified tetrafluoretylene
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