Soldering iron/station accessory NEO tools 11-969, spare part — 1 pc

NEO tools 11-969 is a pack of 100 heat shrink sleeves designed as accessory components for soldering iron and soldering station tasks. The sleeves cover conductor sizes from 0.25 mm² up to 6.0 mm² and are supplied in a compact storage box for convenient organization in workshops, service benches, and hobby stations. This single-item pack serves as spare parts or additional consumables for maintenance, repair, and modification of electrical connections.

Advantages

These heat shrink sleeves provide reliable insulation and mechanical protection for soldered joints and wire splices. The set includes multiple size ranges to accommodate common wire cross-sections, reducing the need for separate purchases. Packaged in a storage box, the sleeves are easy to store and pick during repetitive tasks, helping to maintain an orderly workspace and speed up repair or assembly operations.

Suitable for

• Insulating soldered joints and wire splices in electronics and electrical repairs
• Workshop and hobby cable assembly and maintenance
• Field service and on-site repair where compact spare parts are needed
• Prototyping and small-scale production requiring varied sleeve sizes

Key specifications

• Quantity: 100 pieces per pack
• Size range: for conductor cross-sections approximately 0.25 mm² to 6.0 mm²
• Material: heat-shrinkable insulating tubing (polyolefin or similar heat-shrink material)
• Color: mixed or standard insulating color (as supplied in the storage box)
• Packaging: compact storage box for easy organization and access

How to use

Select the sleeve size that matches the diameter of the wire or joint, slide the sleeve over the connection before soldering where required, then perform the soldering or jointing operation. After the joint has cooled and any flux residues are removed, apply heat evenly to the sleeve using a heat gun, hot-air station, or controlled flame until the sleeve shrinks tightly around the conductor and insulation. Allow the sleeve to cool to form a secure insulating cover.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, use a regulated hot-air soldering station or heat gun set to the manufacturer's recommended temperature for polyolefin tubing. Avoid direct contact with an open flame on delicate components and ensure even heating to prevent overheating of insulation or nearby components. Keep the storage box organized by size to speed up selection during repetitive tasks.