Choosing heatshrinkable tubing and
information regarding its application
The internal diameter of the tubing should be chosen so that, after shrinking, it is
  approximately 20% less than that of the object being covered.

Cut the heatshrinkable tubing so that the edge is smooth and clean.

Cover the object that has to be protected.

Shrink the tubing around the object starting from one end of the object, using a hot air
  instrument, for example, a hot air gun or a heat tunnel.

The correct shrinking temperature is essential for reduced shrinking time. The
  corresponding temperature can be found in the relative tubing data sheet.

When using tubing with internal adhesive, the adhesive layer may seepe out of the extremity of the tubing.

To prevent over-heating, make sure the heat is distributed evenly. Overheating the
 material during the shrinking process causes bubbling, discolouring or tearing.

For correct storage of heatshrinkable tubing make sure that it is stored in a cool, dry,
  clean place and that it is far from sources of direct heat.

 Our specialists are available for any assistance you may need in choosing the most suitable type of tubing for you requirements.