Atkins and Pearce Ben-Har® 1151-XL-200 Class H Grade C Silicone Rubber Coated Sleeving
MFR #:Ben-Har® 1151-XL-200-C
EIS #:PH21-Ben-Har 1151-XL-200-C
Series #:Ben-Har® 1151-XL-200-C
MFR #:Ben-Har® 1151-XL-200-C
EIS #:PH21-Ben-Har 1151-XL-200-C
Series #:Ben-Har® 1151-XL-200-C
Ben-Har 1151-XL-200 is a reinforced silicone rubber coated fiberglass sleeving with outstanding mechanical and electrical properties. It exhibits high tear strength, good push back and expandability, excellent flex life and fatigue resistance. - The specially formulated extrusion coating is highly resistant to cut through and abrasion, making it ideal for heavy duty applications.
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Ben-Har 1151-XL-200 is a reinforced silicone rubber coated fiberglass sleeving with outstanding mechanical and electrical properties. It exhibits high tear strength, good push back and expandability, excellent flex life and fatigue resistance. - The specially formulated extrusion coating is highly resistant to cut through and abrasion, making it ideal for heavy duty applications.
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 | Color: Natural | Gauge: 3 AWG | Length: 125 ft | EIS Part #: SR200C03NCB | $ / Foot |
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General Information
Item NameSilicone Rubber Coated Sleeving
Trade NameBen-Har®
SeriesBen-Har® 1151-XL-200-C
Design & Construction
GradeC
Insulation Coating TypeSilicone
Insulation MaterialSilicone Rubber
Insulation TypeClass H
NEMA SpecificationNEMA TF-1 Type 5
Braid TypeFiberglass
Electrical Properties
Breakdown Voltage2500 V
Features
- Highly resistant to cut through and abrasion
- Exhibits high tear strength, good pushback and expandability, excellent flex life and fatigue resistance
- Resistant to inorganic acids, alkalis, and aliphatic hydrocarbons, slight swelling may be produced by aromatic solvents and chlorinated hydrocarbons
- Ketones and esters may have a softening effect
- Dielectric Grade: C
Applications
- Transformer Lead Protection
- Motor Coil Leads
- Component Isolation and Power Supply Wiring