Heat-Shrink Tubing EPM 1.50/0.75 mm Yellow

EPM heat-shrink tubing in yellow, size 1.50/0.75 mm, is designed for electrical insulation and mechanical protection of wires, splices and terminals. The tubing has a larger outer diameter before shrinkage and reduces to a smaller inner diameter after heating, enabling a close, protective fit around conductors and connectors. It is suitable for applications that require improved dielectric protection, abrasion resistance and color coding for identification in electronic assemblies, automotive wiring and general electrical installations.

Advantages

The tubing provides reliable dielectric insulation and mechanical protection for exposed conductors and joints. Its predictable shrink ratio ensures consistent fit and strain relief on cables and terminals. The yellow color supports visual identification and color-coded wiring schemes. The material resists abrasion and provides a thin but robust protective layer that conforms to irregular shapes when heat is applied.

Suitable for

• Insulating splices and solder joints in electronic circuits
• Protecting automotive wiring harnesses and connectors
• Strain relief and protection for cable terminations
• Color-coding and identification of wires and cable groups

Key specifications

• Color: yellow
• Diameter before shrinkage (approx.): 1.50 mm outer
• Diameter after shrinkage (approx.): 0.75 mm inner
• Material: heat-shrinkable polymer suitable for electrical insulation
• Primary functions: dielectric insulation, abrasion resistance, strain relief

How to use

Cut a length of tubing slightly longer than the area to be insulated. Slide the tubing over the wire, splice or terminal before making the electrical connection when applicable. Apply heat evenly using a heat gun, hot air tool or controlled flame while avoiding overheating; the tubing will shrink to form a tight insulating layer. Allow the tubing to cool and check that it conforms closely to the underlying conductor or connector and provides the intended strain relief and protection.

Usage recommendations

Use a regulated heat gun at moderate temperature to achieve uniform shrinkage without damaging insulation or nearby components. Select tubing length to cover the exposed area with a margin for secure coverage; for critical or high-temperature environments, verify material compatibility and consider higher temperature-rated variants.