Heat shrinkable tube is a kind of tube that will shrink when heated. It is wrapped around the surface of the object after shrinking by heating, and can play the role of insulation, moisture-proof, sealing, protection, connection, etc. It effectively protects the product from rust, corrosion, moisture, etc. It is produced by extruding polymer (polymer materials) or polymer alloys (various polymers) to obtain a tubular intermediate product, then cross-linking by irradiation, heating expansion, cooling and shaping to obtain a tubular product of a certain size.
We provide professional customization service, we have been in business since 2009 and have many years of customization experience in this field of heat shrink tubing, and have provided brand customization for companies or brand owners in many countries around the world.
We have a professional customization process, customers only need to send us design drawings or detailed requirements and we will work out samples and produce until the samples are /confirm/ied. We will guarantee high quality and on-time completion, while giving competitive price. We will make the customer's design a high quality product with a perfect interpretation of the brand. We have such heat shrinkable tubes as 125G2 - Soft Heat Shrinkable Tubes for Gas Piping, 125G2 - Flame Retardant Heat Shrinkable Tubes, 125H2 - Halogen Free Flame Retardant Heat Shrinkable Tubes in stock as a proof of our excellent capability.
We have long-term cooperation with factories. Years of cooperation, effective communication and long-term contracts enable us to provide long-term stable supply and also save you time and cost.
We can provide -
- Professional and experienced service
- High quality products
- Competitive prices
- Fast response
- Fast production and delivery
- Long-term stable company
We mainly do heat shrinkable tube series, and we currently have ample stock. If you need to buy our stock or customize the corresponding heat shrink tubing, any need or question please contact us at sales@huawoer.cn.
