But don’t you dare let them near the heat shrink tubing. Foolishly reveal that magical stuff to kids, and if there’s a heat source anywhere nearby I guarantee they’ll blow through your ...

Hand grips on tools wear out quickly with heavy use, but firefighter blog VentEnterSearch offers up an easy way to create a new grip or repair an old one using wire and heat-shrink tubing.

Heat shrink tubing, rarely referred to simply as “HST” even in our acronym-intensive world, is made of cross-linked polymers and is primarily used to cover and protect wire splices. EDN and Planet ...

Cold shrink and heat shrink tubing may appear similar from the outside, but their key performance characteristics are very different. Both types of tubing can be used in a variety of applications for ...

He thought, why not try shrink wrapping them together? The only downside here is that the biggest tube that came with your average heat shrink multi-pack is probably a bit too tight to fit around ...

Most people are familiar with “shrink wrap”, and a lot of us have even used heat shrinkable tubing for repairs on our car or around our home. The heat shrink materials industry has grown to a global ...

My preferred wiring repair method was soldering, followed by covering with heat shrink tubing. That worked fine, but wasn’t always easy in confined spaces, or while working overhead. Plus ...

Place heat-shrink tubing over the tips of the ears and use a flame or heat gun to shrink it tight to the wires. Use coaxial cable to connect a digital-signal-ready television or converter box to ...