TY-RAP® BRAIDED SLEEVINGS FOR CABLE PROTECTION
Offers heavy-duty, flexible protection to bundle and shield cables from abrasion, chemicals and UV exposure.
EASILY SECURE AND PROTECT CABLES
ABB’s Ty-Rap cable protection helps bundle and protect wires and cables from abrasion and excessive wear with braided sleevings. These flexible, lightweight sleevings are UL listed and resistant to chemicals, fungus, fuels and UV sunlight to help prevent degrading when exposed to the elements.
KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS
<p>Flexible, lightweight Ty-Rap braided sleeving solutions from ABB easily bundle, secure and protect wires, cables and hoses from abrasion, excessive wear and harsh environments.</p> <p> </p> <p>Ty-Rap braided sleevings are UL listed and come in a variety of sizes and materials for a wide range of indoor and outdoor applications. From utility installations and industrial enclosures to electrical systems and manufacturing equipment, braided sleeving solutions withstand exposure to chemicals, fungus, fuels and UV sunlight.</p> <p> </p>
Flexible
<p>Flexible design fits over bundles and connectors and allows moisture and heat to dissipate.</p>Durable
<p>Stands up to abrasion and excessive wear in demanding conditions.</p>Protection
<p>Shields wires and cables from abrasion and excessive wear in harsh environments.</p>Convenient
<p>Allows for easy wrapping of existing wire harnesses and cables. Convenient for rework without disrupting existing connection.</p>Compliant
<p>Most varieties carry UL E153595 classification and are halogen-free, including UL flammability ratings.</p>INDUSTRIES WE SUPPORT
From residential construction to commercial and industrial projects, our products support professionals across diverse industries.
Industrial, OEM , Automotive, Semi-conductors and electronics, Telecommunications , Railway
CHALLENGES WE SOLVE
Our products are designed to help professionals solve installation, safety and performance challenges in demanding applications.
Harsh environments, Continuous operation demands, Labor constraints and workforce gaps