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Heat Shrink Tubing 10mm (5mm after shrink), 100cm

Heat Shrink Tubing 10mm (5mm after shrink), 100cm

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10 EGP

4 offers · 4 storesSave up to 60%

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Prices updated: 13 Oct 2026

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Microohm logoMicroohmCheapest10 EGP12View in store
Most Electronics logoMost Electronics10.9 EGP13.32View in store
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Future Electronics logoFuture Electronics25 EGPView in store

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Lowest price recorded: 10 EGP

About this product

Flame-retardant, cross-linked polyolefin heat shrink tubing that shrinks to about half its original diameter when heated to 90°C. Used to insulate and protect solder joints, wire splices and connectors. Rated VW-1 and suitable for operating temperatures from -55°C to 125°C.

Specifications

Diameter before shrink
10 mm
Diameter after shrink
5 mm
Length
100 cm
Shrink temperature
90°C
Operating temperature
-55°C ~ 125°C
Radial shrinkage
50% Min
Flammability
VW-1
Material
Flexible Flame Retardant & Cross-Linked Polyolefin

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of Heat Shrink Tubing 10mm (5mm after shrink), 100cm in Egypt?

Heat Shrink Tubing 10mm (5mm after shrink), 100cm currently costs between 10 and 25 EGP across 4 offers in Egypt.

Where can I buy Heat Shrink Tubing 10mm (5mm after shrink), 100cm in Egypt?

Heat Shrink Tubing 10mm (5mm after shrink), 100cm is available from Microohm, Most Electronics, Makers Electronics, and Future Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

How do I shrink heat shrink tubing?

Slide the tubing over the wire or joint before soldering, then heat it evenly with a heat gun until it contracts. The tubing starts to shrink at about 90°C. Keep the heat moving to avoid scorching the tubing.

Which size should I choose?

Choose a tube whose shrunk diameter is slightly smaller than the wire or joint you want to cover. This 10 mm tube shrinks to 5 mm, which suits small-gauge wires and compact joints.