FAQ'S

• What are PVC sleeves?

  PVC sleeves are flexible tubes made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) that are designed to protect and insulate wires and cables. They are typically used in electrical and electronic applications to protect the wires and cables from damage and to ensure they function correctly.

• What types of PVC sleeves are available?

  There are a variety of different PVC sleeves available, including heat-shrink sleeves, non-shrink sleeves, and expandable sleeves. Each type of sleeve is designed for a specific application, and choosing the right one will depend on factors such as the size and shape of the wires or cables being protected and the operating environment.

• Are PVC sleeves flame-retardant?

  Some types of PVC sleeves are flame-retardant, meaning they are designed to resist burning or catching fire when exposed to heat or flames. It's important to check the specifications of the specific type of sleeve to ensure it is suitable for use in applications where fire resistance is a requirement.