How to use EPDM Cold Shrink EPDM Tubes for Connector Insulators



Descriptions:
RUBLS-EPDM a series of open-ended, tubular rubber sleeves, which are factory expanded and assembled onto a removable core. They are supplied for field installation in this pre-stretched condition. The core is removed after the tube has been positioned for installation over an in line connection, terminal lug, etc., allowing the tube to shrink and form a waterproof seal. The insulating tube is made of EPDM rubber, which contains no chlorides or sulphurs. Various diameter sizes will cover a range of 1000 volt cables, copper and aluminum conductors.








Unique Advantages:
Excellent weather resistance, ultraviolet aging resistance and higher embrittlement resistance than heat shrink tubing
More resistant to slab and prick, abrasion, acid and alkali than silicone cold shrink tubing
Simultaneously expands and shrinks with workpieces without clearances, seals tight in harsh   environment
Stably sealing the workpieces in windy environment
Well suited for cable less than 1KV
Seals tight, retains its resiliency and pressure even after prolonged years of ageing and exposure.
Simple , safe installation, requires no tools or special training. No torches or heat work required.
Diameter shrinkage:≥50%
Sealing class IP68




Applications:

Primary electrical insulation for all solid dielectric (rubber and plastic) insulated wire and cable splices rated to 1000volts
Meets ANSI C119.1, directly buriable or submersible or indoor, outdoor, or overhead use
Physical protection and moisture sealing for high-voltage, air-insulated connectors and lugs such as spacer cable and lug connections to bus bar
Insulation of secondary splices copper or aluminum conductors Relocation of service Dig-in repairs, sheath repairs
Insulation of inline conductor transition connectors
Sealing of coax cables with Type N or 7/16 DIN connectors on wireless communication towers




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