High-Temperature Sleeving for Industrial Equipment
Motors, transformers, sensors and control cabinets run hot. The sleeving has to keep its dielectric and mechanical properties above the ambient the rest of the harness sees. Three families cover the range.
Silicone-coated fiberglass
Silicone-coated fiberglass sleeving handles continuous heat with good flexibility and dielectric strength — the workhorse for motor lead and coil protection.
Extruded and braided fiberglass
Extruded fiberglass sleeving and braided grades add rigidity and higher temperature headroom for bus and terminal protection inside enclosures.
Fluoropolymer for chemical + heat
Where solvents or aggressive fluids join the heat, PTFE / FEP / PFA tubing holds both. See our material guide under products by material.
Where it is used
Motor leads, transformer terminals, sensor looms and control-cabinet wiring. Matched products are under industrial solutions.
Frequently asked questions
What temperature can fiberglass sleeving take?
Silicone-coated fiberglass typically runs to around 200 °C continuous; extruded/braided grades go higher.
Which sleeve resists chemicals and heat?
PTFE / FEP / PFA fluoropolymer tubing.
Can I get it cut to length?
Yes — custom cut lengths and colours are available on request.