B-G - Black Silicone Heat Shield Sleeve

£10.99

Brand: B-G

Product Code: BG5345

The B-G Black Silicone Heat Shield Sleeve can be used for protecting fuel lines, oil lines, wiring looms, and much ...

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Description

The B-G Black Silicone Heat Shield Sleeve can be used for protecting fuel lines, oil lines, wiring looms, and much more.

Produced using braided E-glass fibre and coated with black silicone rubber, the B-G Black Silicone Heat Shield Sleeve is a high-performance heat resistant sleeve for protecting fuel lines, oil lines, wiring looms and more, capable of withstanding 260°C (500°F) of continuous radiant heat and 482°C (900°F) of direct heat.

Available in Ø10mm (0.39”), Ø15mm (0.59“), Ø20mm (0.78”), 25mm (0.98“), and Ø35mm (1.37”) internal diameter sleeves and lengths of 1m (3.2ft), the silicone sleeve can be easily cut to size using scissors or a sharp knife and comes in a black finish.

Dimensions may vary due to manufacturing tolerances.

Specification

Part Number BG5345: 1m x 10mm ID (3.2ft x 0.39”) / BG5346: 1m x 15mm ID (3.2ft x 0.59”) / BG5347: 1m x 20mm ID (3.2ft x 0.78”) / BG5348: 1m x 25mm ID (3.2ft x 0.98”) / BG5349: 1m x 35mm ID (3.2ft x 1.37”)

Brand B-G

Diameter BG5345: 10mm ID (0.39”) / BG5346: 15mm ID (0.59”) / BG5347: 20mm ID (0.78”) / BG5348: 25mm ID (0.98”) BG5349: 35mm ID (1.37”)

Material Silicone and Fibreglass

Colour Black

Finish Glossy Smooth

Length 1m - 3.2ft

Operating Temperature Range Radiant: 260°C (500°F) / Direct Contact: 482°C (900°F)

Construction Woven Fibreglass with Silicone Outer

Nett Weight TBC

Warranty This product is guaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase. This guarantee is invalid if the product is found to have been abused or tampered with in any way, or not used for the purpose for which it was intended. Faulty goods should be returned to their place of purchase, no product can be returned to us without prior permission. This guarantee does not affect your statutory rights.

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