Fiber Optic Splice Sleeve with 60mm Inner Tube

Fiber optic heat shrink tubing is a material that shrinks by heating it to protect or connect an optical fiber. It is usually made of polyolefin or epoxy resin and coated with a layer of hot melt adhesive. When in use, place it on the fiber you want to protect or connect and heat it using a heat source. During the heat shrinking process, the tube is tightly covered on the surface of the fiber and holds it in place.
Fiber optic heat shrinkable tubing is mainly used to protect or connect optical fibers. It can apply pressure to the optical fiber, so that it is protected from bending, twisting and stretching during use. It can also prevent interference from external noise and improve signal transmission quality. In addition, when connecting optical fibers, optical fiber heat shrinkable tubes can play the role of protecting optical connectors and supporting optical fibers to ensure the firmness and stability of optical fiber connections.