Heat-shrink tubing Shumee CR thin-wall 1.6/0.8 mm for 1/16 in, mixed set 100 pcs (model 8-7194)

Thin-wall heat-shrink tubing Shumee CR model 8-7194 is a mixed set of 100 pieces designed for insulation and protection of wires, solder joints, terminals and small cable assemblies. Each tube has a nominal diameter of 1.6 mm before shrinking and 0.8 mm after shrinking, making the set suitable for applications that require a 1/16 in fit. The tubing is intended for use in electronics and electrical installations where compact, low-profile insulation is needed.

Advantages

The thin-wall construction provides close-fitting, low-bulk protection after heat shrinking, preserving space in tight assemblies. The mixed set of 100 pieces offers immediate availability for repair and prototyping tasks without the need to cut long lengths. The material provides electrical insulation and mechanical protection for soldered joints and terminals while maintaining flexibility and ease of application.

Suitable for

• Insulating and protecting wire joints in electronic circuits
• Repairing damaged cable insulation and exposed conductors
• Covering soldered connections and terminal points
• Strain relief for small cable assemblies and jumpers

Key specifications

• Nominal diameter before shrinking: 1.6 mm
• Diameter after shrinking: 0.8 mm
• Wall type: thin-wall heat-shrink tubing
• Quantity: 100 pieces (mixed set)
• Compatibility: suitable for applications specified as 1/16 in
• Typical uses: wire insulation, solder joint protection, terminal coverage

How to use

Cut an appropriate length of tubing to cover the exposed conductor, solder joint or terminal. Slide the tubing over the area to be insulated, ensuring full coverage of the exposed portion. Apply heat evenly using a heat gun, hot-air tool, or appropriate heat source, moving the heat source along the tubing until it has shrunk to a tight, conforming fit. Allow the tubing to cool before handling to ensure a stable insulating layer.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use a temperature-controlled heat gun at a moderate distance to prevent overheating nearby components. Verify the final fit visually to ensure full coverage and avoid applying excessive heat that could damage insulation or adjacent parts.